Sentence examples for just as immaculate from inspiring English sources

Bobby used to come off the pitch many times just as immaculate as when he went on because he was such an outstanding player.

It is probably just as well that Brash's immaculate yard lies in the Sussex countryside not far from Gatwick.

Only two years old, it is as immaculate as a new model costing more than £265,000 ($392,000).

His throwing in, however, was not as immaculate as last week.

Her English is as immaculate as her tailored suits (she favours Chanel).

The 44mm wide steel case has a bezel inspired by a jet engine turbine, and the dial is as immaculate as it is legible.

Speaking of which, our apartment was immaculate, or as immaculate as the apartment of three 20-something girls who like to clean but also entertain a lot can be.

This reveals a dual understanding of the Nativity, not just as an account of immaculate transcendence and a rosy Christmas tale, but as a source of identification for pregnant women and mothers and a call to action for improved maternal and child healthcare.

I recall the surprise on Georgie Fame's face as he looked out at the crowd of immaculate mods, dressed just as they would have when he played the Flamingo (in the basement of the Whisky a Go Go) in 1962.

The likes of Chris Robshaw, Tom Wood and co are clinical at the breakdown, letting the pacy Youngs play at his own pace, and as a result he's been just about immaculate.

She describes other transferable skills like "immaculate communication skills" as just as important.