The implied tense is the imperfect: "Mason and Kraut [were] reconnoitering".
For me, a lifelong Yankees fan, no other baseball park (including any version of Yankee Stadium) will have as special a place in my heart and memory as imperfect Wrigley Field.
Brandon Cole, who wrote "Imperfect Love," calls his play a romantic farce, but it never quite ascends to that level of antic lunacy, and in any case there is something in the work that suggests a serious intention.
If the argument about Europe, especially the argument in this country, was a rational one, this moment would tell our political parties, our press and our people that this is actually an imperfect Europe which suits us rather well, and in whose success we should invest.
Don't let anyone take your demands away!" Members of the Shiite-led Wefaq party, which holds eighteen of the forty seats in Bahrain's imperfect Parliament, pulled out of the legislature Tuesday after the first two killings by the security forces.
The path to Paris was, unfortunately, paved with pessimism and imperfect accords: Rio, Kyoto, Copenhagen.
The world remains imperfect, as Washington continues to look the other way on North Korea and its Beijing sponsors rattling the neighborhood dishes, but resurgent figures show the benefits of mitigated government intervention in the America's still dominant economy as it returns to free market principles.
The defense was imperfect, permitting Weinstein to gain an overtrick.
His playing style is delightfully imperfect, and Boston's overall output follows suit.
