Sentence examples for a perfect angle from inspiring English sources

Fleck's ball was sitting up nicely, and he had a perfect angle for attacking the right pin position.

If a dancer's leg isn't at a perfect angle I can see past that, but if someone's dead in the face it's really boring.

It also offered the definitive image of Boeckman's long night, because he had a perfect angle to push Maualuga out of bounds.

Only two minutes had elapsed when Joseph made a half-break down the right and, from the next phase, his fellow centre hit a perfect angle to open the scoring.

By the end of the set, he had slipped on the grass, slammed his hand on the lawn, and watched Sampras scamper for a lunging half-volley that cut a perfect angle across the net for a winner.

In that game against Real Salt Lake, Keane, led by a brilliant through ball by Landon Donovan, toyed with his defender 20 yards in front of the goal, repeatedly feinting with his right foot — intimating a shot was forthcoming — only to employ the great Cruyff turn, and rocket a shot on a perfect angle into the net.

But Leinster's ability to take their limited number of chances was emphasised again four minutes later as Lions squad member Sexton delivered a perfect angled cross-kick for Nacewa who offloaded for Kearney to dive over the line.

He hit harder, ran faster and moved with increasing menace at the net to force a ninth career tiebreak between them, and found a closing forehand of perfect angle and weight to force a third set.

(To maximize lift and finesse, a pilot needs to find the perfect "angle of attack" — the best position of the wings in relation to the wind).

This is incredibly flattering, at once reducing the chances of snapping a double chin and proving the perfect angle from which to shoot your own cleavage, which is bound to come in handy during Nick's first post-election holiday.

"Jack Tatum was vicious — that helps — but he had a way of popping with the perfect angle and timing," Gay said of the former Oakland Raiders safety called the Assassin in both reverence and fear.