There the reef was coral and perfectly straight, making an immaculate wave, and the water was warm — the island where the wave broke straddled the equator, a hundred miles west of Sumatra — but the last section before the channel there also wrapped around luxuriously, inviting a sharp last maneuver, although on a larger scale.
In the estate agent's particulars it looks immaculate, as if water-blasted.
And although it was true that she had been ridiculed in the press, she was to some extent her own worst enemy.Ms Mills understandably fought to stop the judgment being made public, not only launching an unsuccessful appeal against the judge's decision to do so but also angrily dousing with water the immaculate bouffant hair-do of her husband's (female) lawyer.
However inspired they may have been by the immaculate beauty of the sky and water they saw every day, prehistoric artists had no way to render the color blue with paint.
Outside, there's a sleek salt-water pool in the immaculate garden, a barbecue area and multiple sun terraces for eating al fresco.
Ever since "Knife in the Water," Polanski has proved himself an immaculate judge of speed, and he whisks us through the narrative at a clip.
The camera followed them through their palace, through their immaculate gardens with perfectly manicured trees and automatic sprinklers to water the lawns.
The Americans, David Boudia and the brilliantly named Steele Johnson, claimed silver with another immaculate dive, hugging with real feeling as they left the water.
One admirer, Mike Dobriner, looked in at the immaculate engine and said, "I like that front pulley on the water pump".
Dickham's only real hint of devilishness is immaculate facial hair and ownership of a super-snazzy folding silver water beaker, the kind of thing David Blaine might take on a camping trip.
