Sentence examples for immaculately prepared from inspiring English sources

The apparent bolt from the blue had been immaculately prepared.

Clinton was immaculately prepared, measured and articulate – impressive as she generally is – but after 90 minutes watching her, based on that outing, I couldn't really tell you why she wanted to be president.

Saariselkä's modest lift system - a triple chair and four T-bars - accesses 20km of immaculately prepared rollercoaster pistes on two hillsides, but a vertical drop of 150m puts the thrill potential in perspective.

On a recent evening, all that attention to detail played out in a succession of small, immaculately prepared dishes: pristine sushi on delicately seasoned mounds of rice, a house-made soup of three-month fermented miso, and cherry salmon prepared four ways.

Mr. Murray called Mr. Putin very tough, mentally swift, immaculately prepared and ingenious at navigating Russia's labyrinthine bureaucracy.

What it really is, is an opportunity to present your immaculately and meticulously prepared self-marketing pitch in a spontaneous and engaging way.

Their manager, Derek Adams, clearly prepared and deployed his players immaculately, the fluency and speed of their movement and crispness of their tackling and passing quite unanswerable by a Celtic team whose caretaker manager, Neil Lennon, may have seen his prospects of a permanent appointment evaporate under an unusually dazzling sun.

Though he never goes out, he is dressed immaculately, from his cravat to his shiny shoes, ever prepared for when his bank colleagues "come up here, get down on bended knees and beg me to come back", he says in that dark-chocolate voice of his.

I'm the teacher who turns up for work immaculately dressed, with perfect hair and nails, books marked and lessons prepared – the person that gives the impression that all is well in my world.

"You've got to watch yourself, but of course the Oatleys prepare the boat immaculately and spare no expense on safety.

As a young actor, I had somehow got hold of the idea that my job was to rehearse and prepare a role so that on the opening night the interpretation would be perfectly, immaculately in place and would stay that way, fixed, for the life of the production.