Sentence examples for impeccably kept from inspiring English sources

Laabidi's home is one of the better buildings in the area, an impeccably kept yellow villa several storeys high.

"The citation," said Mr. Oresko, as he sat in his modest, impeccably kept Cape Cod house in Tenafly, "doesn't say how you felt".

A selection from the 11 impeccably kept ledgers will be on display at the library on 25 and 26 March, tracing the many connections between its customers and the library collections.

The impeccably kept home to scores of suddenly unemployed and just barely employed investment bankers, Greenwich is the most famous of the money towns of Fairfield County -- along with Darien, New Canaan and others -- where some 28,000 millionaires resided the last time anyone counted.

There are many rooms, impeccably kept and waxed with nostalgia, in the wooden-frame Brooklyn house that has been built on the stage of the Nederlander Theater, where David Cromer's soft-spoken revival of Neil Simon's "Brighton Beach Memoirs" opened on Sunday night.

By Ian Crouch March 31 , 2011Baseball is back, with all its attendant pleasures and vices: the impeccably kept infields, the crisp white lines, and the startling beauty of a well-thrown ball from third to first; and, on the darker side, the cursing fans, twelve-dollar beers, and rampant on-field tobacco use.

The grounds—"the path of first impressions"—are kept impeccably, with the lawns mown and the car park perfectly organised.

His web page, usually kept impeccably up-to-date, showed no public events, and provided no other clue to his whereabouts.

It is kept impeccably clean, and there are also changing rooms, lockers, showers and cafes on the beach which is right by the buzzing and beautiful old city centre.

Some of the greatest men and women in history have kept impeccably scheduled routines: everyone from Benjamin Franklin to Jack Dorsey; writers like Gay Talese and Maya Angelou.

They appear impeccably clean and are kept separated according to breed.