Sentence examples for impeccable past from inspiring English sources
Does a seller with an impeccable past deserve to be caught in this dragnet?
But given Lindsey's impeccable past record and her recent achievements at LAX, this appears highly unlikely.
Wearing his mottled green uniform as commander in chief of the People's Liberation Army, Mr. Xi watched as 12,000 troops marched and tanks, long-range missile launchers, jet fighters and other new weapons drove or flew past in impeccable arrays.
Champagne glasses in hand, the thousands of people streaming past the impeccable Duesenbergs, Lagondas, Talbot-Lagos and Bugattis lined up by the waterfront here for the annual Concours d'Elegance -- an auto show so regal they named it in French -- are a case study in stupefaction, an audience in awe of some of the most beautiful cars ever made.
Despite its past successes and impeccable product, MarketPlayer.com will inevitably face hurdles as it continues to search for more partners, says Jaime Punishill of Forrester Research.
The ranks of those who believe that Dodd-Frank descended from heaven in impeccable perfection have thinned considerably over the past few years.
He defended the way the Indian government has dealt with refugees in the past, saying, "India has always had an impeccable record of taking care of refugees of all kinds in a humane manner".
Impeccable melodies and tenacious breakdowns await a judges' panel of past champions and a thousand onlookers during the weekend, paired with barbecue and new Songwriter Serenade competitions.
His experience as a turntablist is essential to "The Clock": it has impeccable timing, flowing from frantic to stately, with some clips stretching past a minute.
The prize is awarded for works in American history "of enduring worth and impeccable scholarship that make a major contribution to our understanding of the American past".
Everyone's favorite childhood aardvark has taken over the internet over the past couple of days ― and it isn't for his impeccable spelling skills.
