A musical comedy called, simply "Subways Are for Sleeping" — one with impeccable pedigree, book and lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green, music by Jule Styne, and starring Carol Lawrence — débuted on Broadway in 1961.
Both were armed with impeccable address books; in their honour, the firm was renamed Phillips, de Pury & Luxembourg.In this section Lay-offs with no sign of revival Affairs of the art Prised open They share horses, don't they?
Her plan was to co-opt a writer of impeccable credentials for a book she had in mind.
(He names the underappreciated Domaine Jasmin as his desert-island Côte-Rôtie, a sign of impeccable taste in my book).
"Be impeccable with your word.
Again, nothing wrong with it as a history book; the research is impeccable, the writing lucid, and the reviews were gushing.
What makes traditional publishing the gold standard is the high editorial quality, the impeccable design, and the overall packaging of books.
Funny, how we never see any confusion over these pronouns in his book, which is written in largely impeccable English.
Their label roster is impeccable, with acclaimed Aussies like Ben Frost, Robin Fox and Oren Ambarchi on the books, as well as international experimental heavyweights including Tujiko Noriko, Grouper and Rafael Anton Irisarri.
He ran a house that was absolutely impeccable, in terms of the décor, the art, the books, the food.
