Sentence examples for an immaculate playing from inspiring English sources

Baseball demands an immaculate playing surface.

Pappano's experience as a cocktail pianist came in useful here, and while his immaculate playing proved a predictable asset throughout, his humorous musical touches and witty asides were more of a surprise, matching DiDonato's rapport with the audience.

The grace of the plotting, the shining rigour of the script and the immaculate playing of it all by a cast that – if you discount Daphne's "Manchester" accent – doesn't have a weak link in it (even the unseen Maris is more fully and subtly drawn than most "real" characters in any other sitcom), mean it remains a thing of beauty and a joy forever.

But now, after decades of unparalleled success on some of the most immaculate playing fields on the planet, the inescapable tide of age is bearing down for good on Rivera's playing days.

Immaculate playing, scrubbed of accidental wrong notes even in the pressure of performance, worked its way down to a baseline of qualification for aspiring pianists.

So it is that next season New York audiences will have a chance to see, "An Immaculate Misconception," a play written by Carl Djerassi, the Stanford chemist who led a Mexico City research team that in 1951 accomplished the first synthesis of a steroid oral contraceptive.

First set: Federer 1-1 NaDespitespite an immaculate piece of play from Federer which ends with a brutally crisp forehand volley, Nadal holds to 30.

And what is playing "an immaculate game"?

Or was Bitchney just snowing The Frizzied One? Said Bitchney of The Penguin: "Enzo played a very different game than everybody, but he played an immaculate game".

Then Cronje played an immaculate looking forward defensive, only to lose his middle stump.

Judas Priest, performing again with its original singer, Rob Halford, after 12 years, played an immaculate set, all old hits, with all the old falsetto screams rendered accurately.