Sentence examples for an ideal complement from inspiring English sources

Her art finds an ideal complement here in work by the young Indian artist Ranjani Shettar.

He is hoping, too, that Pietersen's range of strokes may prove an ideal complement to his own batting.

In spring, Gdansk opens up, with the nearby beaches presenting an ideal complement to busy city streets.

The classicized American 19th-century sculptures that now fill the Engelhard Court at the Met find an ideal complement in the made-in-Italy paintings at Cooperstown.

Bonneville wants to keep all the dams, arguing that they not only provide cheap power but they also make an ideal complement to large-scale installation of wind power.

Yesterday Mr Byers suggested a possible airport near the Thames estuary - seen by some as an ideal complement to the Thames Gateway project, a string of new townships and businesses from east London to the estuary in Kent.

So whether the displays are seen from the front, a side angle or from the back, the elegant lines and distinctive aesthetics demonstrate an attention to detail that make the displays the ideal complement to a luxury lifestyle.

A caramelly crumble topping with a hint of orange is the ideal complement.

Indeed, in a statement today, PetSmart CEO Michael Massey said of the deal, "Chewy's high-touch customer e-commerce service model and culture centered around a love of pets is the ideal complement to PetSmart's store footprint and diverse offerings".

By the definition of the filter associated with an ideal the complement of the set on the left-hand side of (2.7) belongs to I.

As a new class of antitubercular drugs, β-lactams would be the ideal complement to other novel agents to form a completely new antitubercular treatment regimen for treating multidrug-resistant (MDR) or extensively drug-resistant (XDR) TB.