Joe Root uppercut his first ball over the slips for four and then became stuck in the mire, while Siddle, after conceding a boundary through the covers, produced a perfect bail-trimmer to dispose of Ian Bell, the sort of dream delivery that, had it hit Bell full on the pad, might have been turned down on height by the umpire and received an umpire's call on a review.
Not always perfect: bailed out of AOL early; lost millions on TV operator SkyPix.
He has rarely been lauded for the dexterity of his glovework but here he was whipping off bails with perfect judgment and timing to dispatch England's best and set India on course for another global trophy.
Enter a perfect job for this cop, bail bondsman and former juvenile delinquent, involving a kidnapped billionaire (a fine Gregg Henry, of HBO's "Hung"), Mexican landscapes (played by New Mexico), gunplay (but no blood) and the need to accept one another's flaws.
The Bipartisan Policy Center report depicts a pair of mythical beasts — the perfect orderly liquidation authority and its partner, the bail-in creditor.
Mr. Bernanke said the Troubled Asset Relief Program to bail out financial institutions "was far from perfect," but "essential for preventing an imminent financial collapse".
I remember single-mindedly trying to beat those trick scores, re-starting a level each time I bailed so that I could achieve that perfect run.
His continuous opposition to Amnesty, Obamacare, the bail-outs, and cap and trade are a perfect fit with our main street Tea Party movement".
But he was bailed out by the six-run rally, then pitched a perfect sixth inning before being replaced by Mike Timlin to start the seventh.
But Martin bailed out Notre Dame to force overtime when he threw a perfect pass to Carlton Scott to lead to a lay-up that tied the score at 72-72.
Despite the bumpy spring in the market — "a bit of a perfect storm," according to Michael Hasenstab, portfolio manager of the $33 billion Templeton Global Bond fund — relatively few investors have bailed out.
