Sentence examples for a perfect globe from inspiring English sources

Norris says when he views "a globular Body I have naturally excited in me an Idea of a perfect Globe or Sphere" (51).

After a fruitless, two-year search for the perfect globe, worthy of his father's 80th birthday, he decided one night to take matters into his own hands.

Can you give us a capsule review of each one? A. Buffalo was a perfect snow-globe kind of day.

One was an assemblage of nuts and bolts deftly bent to comprise an almost-perfect globe.

I used the details of the drive to the cottage: the man who sells mushrooms and birdhouses along the road, the house with the linden trees trimmed into perfect globes, the neglected cottage with the caved-in roof.

Today’s London is a perfect hub of the globe.

"Today's London is a perfect hub of the globe," declared Cook.

The Globes are not a perfect predictor of which films will garner Oscar nominations next month or win the industry's top awards on March 25, but they can go a long way toward giving credibility to a fledgling Oscar campaign or deal a serious blow to a marginal contender.

The Oscars might be too staid, but the fizzier Golden Globes could be a perfect fit now that Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are done.

Sounds like a perfect match for a sports league whose tentacles are spreading across the globe at an ever-increasing pace.

In a week when the world is celebrating girls all around the globe, with International Day of the Girl on 11 October, Malawi has found a perfect representative in Monica.