Ef Rodriguez, a social media strategist who moved to Amsterdam from Boulder, Colo., earlier this year, said his fiancée's European parents taught their daughter "impeccable silverware prowess".
On his own behalf and Zelda's, F. Scott Fitzgerald offers their daughter some impeccable advice: "Just do everything we didn't do and you will be perfectly safe".
Ms. Thomas, who lives in Pound Ridge, has an impeccable soul pedigree — she is the daughter of the funk legend Rufus Thomas — and she puts it to good use.
In this neighborhood since 1914, Russ & Daughters remains the source of impeccable smoked fish, herrings, caviar and related luxuries.
The critic Lewis Mumford, writing in The New Yorker in 1933, was scathing of such historicism, and called Mr. Smith's work "an impeccable and quite defunct Georgian" built to "glorify the Daughters of the American Revolution".
With impeccable timing, Mary Kay gives birth to her and Vili's daughter in August 1997, six days after she has pleaded guilty to rape.
After years of illegal living in the shadows, this mixed couple with their impeccable pedigree rank as the aristocracy of the revolution, and gifted daughter Sindiswa as "the first infant progeny of a new age".
The daughter of a wealthy Pittsburgh banker, she led a social life of impeccable gentility, but as an artist in Paris in the late 1870's, she fell in with a disreputable gang of outsiders -- the officially denigrated Impressionists.
Mr. Wright said he formed the group after his daughter showed him her high school yearbook in which Ms. Knox had written, in tiny, impeccable handwriting, "I know you'll always have my back".
