Sentence examples for half perfectly from inspiring English sources

The storyline has really grabbed me from the off: the conceit of the body, cut in half, perfectly positioned across the border of two countries who are then forced to work together, is a brilliant one.

TATIANA COOLEY has five tattoos, speaks four languages and this month, for the third consecutive year, became the national memory champion, which means she can do feats like stare at a 50-line poem for 15 minutes, and then replicate about half perfectly on a blank piece of paper, including capital letters, italics and semicolons.

Align it with the other half perfectly, don't worry, take your time.

It looks pretty enough in John Lee Beatty's designs and passes two and a half hours perfectly pleasantly.

1868: Josiah Whitney of the California Geological Survey calls Half Dome "perfectly inaccessible".

Exeter made the perfect start when scrum-half Will Chudley perfectly timed his offload for Nowell to score out wide, with fly-half Steenson's conversion squeezing just inside the far upright.

Grilled shrimp was another winner: a half-dozen perfectly cooked ones tossed with herbs, corn and lemon butter.

Others – such as Cave's God Is in the House, and Dillie Keane's heartbreaking Look Mummy, No Hands, about a woman remembering the mother she has lost – she performs in a half-whisper, perfectly still, tears rolling down her cheeks.

Nick Williams fed Paul Marshall from a scrum and the scrum-half's perfectly time pass sent Bowe charging over in the corner.

It's an all-weather activity that fills a half-hour perfectly, the before-dinner distraction that keeps us all occupied as something's in the oven.

At Night, Alone, released next month, is one-half acoustic, one-half remixes and perfectly reflects the crossroads Posner currently finds himself at.