Sentence examples for perfect reward from inspiring English sources

A perfect record for the robust striker and a perfect reward for Southampton's first-half endeavours.

The last rays of sun lit the spot: a perfect reward after a long drive and a healthy walk.

A waterfront pint at the Plockton Inn (plocktoninn.co.uk) while watching the yachties disembark is the perfect reward for the exertions of the climb.

That is the perfect reward for his hard work to get back to this level.

A medal at London 2012 would be the perfect reward for her family - and set the record straight for her personally.

The combination of clear water, deep-green forests and crisp air are a perfect reward for the workout, and Poise Island's sandy and rocky beaches make it an ideal place for a picnic.

Happy hours are perfect rewards for people who shouldn't be rewarded, i.e., people who have literally nothing else to do but drink at 4 PM on a Wednesday.

While there is no perfect travel-rewards card for everyone, cards that offer points instead of miles might be a better option for people who aren't particularly loyal to a single airline since points can usually be redeemed on many airlines.

And as Dan Ariely, a behavioural economist who studies the irrational actions of humans, explained to me: email is a near-perfect random rewards system.

Which is just perfect, because our reward is an evening at the nearby Riverford Field Kitchen.

Finally, our perfect family is rewarded with a big red car that screams Eurocamp holiday and a baby that screams louder, "Dad, why are you suddenly wearing John McCririck's cast offs?" Really, this ad should have a coda, one where Simon realises it has all been a boring dream.