Sentence examples for meet perfectly from inspiring English sources

"Never before have I seen where the moment and the man meet perfectly," Representative Paul D. Ryan said here on Saturday, offering a gushing introduction of Mitt Romney, who clapped him on the back as he began his speech.

Furthermore, when the feed contribution in amino acids does not meet perfectly the needs for the animal, nitrogenized catabolism increases contributing to the aquatic environment pollution, the proteinic retention is consequently reduced, and thus, the growth is slowed down (Médale and Kaushik 2009).

Here we meet perfectly corrupt Israelis and Palestinians.

Again, make sure they meet perfectly for your box to turn out exactly symmetrical.

Fold the small side flaps in, then close the large flaps so they meet perfectly and tape the seam with packaging tape or strapping tape.

He was, like most male celebrities I've met, perfectly muscular and trim.

"She was very upset with me and said she had been meeting perfectly normal people," Ms. Wald recalled.

Alex Sandro, patrolling the Juventus left in place of Patrice Evra, delivered a deep, dangerous cross that Mario Mandzukic met perfectly on the volley after muscling past Otamendi, who finished on the grass.

At Old Trafford United had been able to build on the desperately late but hugely welcome authority supplied by Paul Scholes the previous weekend against City, Nani's exquisitely weighted goal not only draining the last of Spurs' fight but also meeting perfectly the demand made on the last two standing in the title race.

Yet, in other ways, she meets perfectly the criteria you expect from outstandingly creative people, the marriage of bulldozerly single-mindedness and exquisite sensitivity, so that if her own sensibilities ever went head-to-head with her determination, it would be like watching a rabbit smashed to death with a pneumatic hammer.

Taarabt was involved again, sweeping in a cross which Andrea Poli met perfectly, glancing his header down to the far bottom corner only for Milan to be denied again by the fingertips of Courtois, who got just enough on the ball to deflect it on to the post.