Mrs. Gross's lineage, however, is impeccable, for she is a second-generation phobic.
It is cu rious, but many great chor eographers — Balanchine is another case in point — can really see something only if it moves, and while their eye as such must be impeccable for their very functioning, in choice of designers they of ten go astray.
"Be impeccable for your 50%," she advises.
In May, Gingrich called Bob Mueller a "superb choice to be special counsel" whose "reputation is impeccable for honesty and integrity".
The women's representation in the acting nominee pool, on the other hand, is impeccable -- for every male actor nominated, there's a female one.
Robinson testified that during Lamb's time in the county jail, his conduct had been impeccable except for an incident five weeks before the trial, on 10 December 1966, when he had, for no apparent reason, gone on what Robinson called a "rampage".
Robinson said Prior's attitude had been impeccable since his return for pre-season at Hove and he is convinced that he will return to the international stage.
My own veal sweetbread with Swiss chard and roasted celeriac was impeccable, a showcase for Wareing's serious, classically inspired technique.
All these could increase when the tally of official languages in the EU rises from 20 to 23 on January 1st 2007, with the addition of Romanian, Bulgarian and Irish.There is impeccable democratic logic for the EU to do business in the language of its citizens: hence the addition of Bulgarian and Romanian when these countries join next month.
