Sentence examples for a flawless summer. from inspiring English sources

ON a flawless summer day, a visitor to Kykuit can stand in the entranceway and gaze at the six-story stone house and beyond, for a vista of bluffs and water and cloud-patched sky straight out of a Hudson River School painting.

On a flawless summer's day the Brownlees produced a matchless performance, stretching out their rivals on the opening 1500m swim to emerge in a lead group of four, and pushing relentlessly in the cycling over five laps of a hilly course to negate the chasing pack's hopes of closing in before the run.

That straight-sets victory on a flawless summer's afternoon was many things - the end to a 77-year wait, the culmination of one young man's ambition and lifetime's work, the final act in a remarkable run of British sporting success.

She dresses well, eats well, and cooks a flawless Christmas dinner.

This Sunday, on a flawless early autumn afternoon, they were in the many hundreds, even discounting all the tourists taking in the show.

Bayern, leading 1-0 at halftime, played a flawless second half against the former European champions - widely considered the best team in the past five years - last week in Munich to notch up another three goals and take a huge advantage into the second leg in Spain.

The visiting Buckeyes used a nearly flawless second half to turn a small deficit into a double-digit lead, sending fans to the exits with about five minutes remaining.

As Cardinal quarterback Andrew Luck stood on the makeshift stage after leading Stanford to a 40-12 victory against Virginia Tech on Monday night, Cardinal fans serenaded him with the chant "One more year!" Luck, a junior, was named the game's most valuable player after breaking open a one-point game with a near flawless second half.

The Kings put together a near flawless first quarter against the Knicks.

Green Beans Summertime calls for crisp, crunchy green beans, perfect when mixed with flawless summer basil into pasta with pesto.

As a kindly nurse in Magnolia, or a naive screenwriter in David Mamet's State and Main (2000), or a good-hearted drag queen helping a gruff cop (Robert De Niro) who has suffered a stroke in Flawless (1999), Hoffman seemed subdued, even thwarted.