Sentence examples for have pristine from inspiring English sources

Usually when I have pristine, pricey fish, I like to keep things simple.

A sclerotic credit market has made it harder for people to buy homes unless they have pristine credit.

The records can be a gold mine because students often have pristine credit reputations and do not monitor their account activity and credit scores as vigilantly as adults.

I'm as fond as the next person of beautiful bindings, but it's boring to have pristine fancy bindings of books that never leave the shelf".

"If you scale back the government guarantee too much, then you end up with a really segmented market where people who have pristine credit scores and lots of money can get good, safe, well-priced mortgages, but everybody else can't".

Located in some of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the city, they have pristine landscapes and jewel-like features that out-sparkle virtually all other parks in the city's system.

It has pristine grounds, and they extend past its fences, with patches of wild chamomile growing near the sidewalk.

There are only two SCADs in the country, both of which, until recently, had pristine safety records.

Its home, the 2,443-seat 2,443-seaterhoff Symphony Hall, has pristine acoustics and this year's programme includes such diverse offerings as Verdi's Requiem and Rogers & Hammerstein at the Movies; bsomusic.org.

There is the amazing octagonal master bath, hand-tiled on floor, walls and ceiling; the kitchen has pristine original appliances: a six-burner Glenwood stove and a Kelvinator refrigerator — even a vintage electric range.

Adorned with as fine an audiovisual setup as you could desire – not 3D of course; thou shalt not worship false idols – the building has pristine acoustics that bring out the best of every score.