Sentence examples for perfect event from inspiring English sources

Often the 28-day cycle of the Moon around the Earth was given as an example of a "Heavenly," hence perfect, event that naturally was a perfect number.

In Rio, I thought I had found the perfect event: a piano concert, utterly free, part of a regular January-to-May series called Musica no Museu (Music in the Museum).

"It's the perfect event for the kid who gets in trouble arguing with his teachers and parents a lot," Mark said, noting for the record, before the trial began, that the defendant was not guilty.

Known for never staying at his own parties to the end, Le Basque believes that the perfect event should have a defined finishing point, which should always be a little before guests desire, so they are left with a taste of wanting more.

The course, and conditions, should have made the women's time trial the perfect event for masochists – otherwise known as northern Europeans, who grow up riding their bikes in the wind and the rain and learning to stay upright when rumbling over slippery cobbles.

It's also the perfect event for serious networking with like-minded entrepreneurs.

So far we have assumed perfect event-synchronisation in all clusters.

"There are no perfect events," he said.

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"You are always striving for 10 perfect events, but it never happens".

More wonderfully unexpected spectacularly perfect events occur when the candidate lets go and just follows where the energy leads.