Sentence examples for immaculate surface from inspiring English sources

Unlike some sports, baseball is expected to be played on an immaculate surface.

In Schubert's D major Sonata D850, too, that gap between immaculate surface and expressive depth was even more marked.

Simon Marshall was named groundsman of the year last season, out of all England's 92 league clubs, working with volunteers to prepare an immaculate surface.

The Germans are zipping the ball about the immaculate surface with aplomb, with Scotland snapping at their heels at every turn.

Expensive olive oils and other treats from Williams-Sonoma were carefully arranged on the immaculate surfaces.

It has become synonymous with immaculate surfaces, sardonic aloofness and verbal-visual subtleties for which the word "pun" is completely inadequate.

In 1933 Hepworth married (her second husband; the first was the sculptor John Skeaping) the English abstract painter Ben Nicholson, under whose influence she began to make severe, geometric pieces with straight edges and immaculate surfaces.

Welcome to the Punch is in love with the immaculate surfaces and aluminium detailing of finance-land; it has bought into all the haughty grandeur and hubris of the Michael Mann and Hong Kong films that inspired it.

Still, mystery abounds, myriad paranoias pulsating underneath the immaculate surfaces.

Baseball demands an immaculate playing surface.

The immaculate visual surface of his films was guaranteed by his loyalty to those great cinematographers Gunnar Fischer and Sven Nykvist (obituary, September 22 2006).