Graphic Arts holds a complete, immaculate set of Men of Mark, which came with an additional group of loose albumen prints inside the first volume.
Cash - oldest daughter of Johnny - invoked the spirit of a Civil War-era ancestor in one William Cash in an immaculate set that moved seamlessly from country to blues.
Poor Larry Hagman spoke his lines through an immaculate set of dentures that made it impossible for him to close his mouth.
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.
The theatre was increasingly reflecting that other modern medium (and rival), the cinema, and Private Lives was a lifestyle in itself, a series of intimate close-ups among immaculate set-dressing.
With an immaculate set of cornrows, fancy jet-black shades and dressed entirely in black, he cuts a very different dash from the ghostly figure snapped, unshaven, handcuffed, in prison fatigues leaving a Chicago courthouse.
Do yourself a favour and delete the ID tag on iTunes and sink into an immaculate set of brushed metal brittleness.
I appreciated the immaculate set design, but while walking past scenes of mental patients tied up or a suicide victim cut up in a bathtub (before she'd jump out at you) all I could think was This is entertainment?
A lot of TV exists in a space of glamour and prestige – immaculate sets, show homes, the entire cast of TOWIE having a contoured argument on a picturesque bridge.
Every day, as you walk past bowing guards and immaculate receptionists, set back in a corner you pass a bronze statue of an owlish man with a bald head and thick, round-rimmed glasses, poring over a paper.
An immaculate stucco tower set between bookends of shattered brick, it is the headquarters of Grozenergo, Grozny's electric company.
