Sentence examples for perfect took from inspiring English sources

Goofy and a bit gross (one of the best scenes is where a member of the choir makes a snow angel in a pile of vomit), the original Pitch Perfect took $113m£71.5m5m) worldwide.

Pleasantly Perfect Wins DEL MAR, Calif., Aug. 22, (AP) -- The favorite Pleasantly Perfect took charge down the stretch for a one-length victory in the $1 million Pacific Classic at Del Mar on Sunday.

The narrator (the married woman) recalls the day when she met the man and his wife and their yellow Labrador; remembers how the man, barely out of sight of his wife, "put his arm around my waist, whispered, You're perfect, took my hand, and pulled me upstairs".

Michaels worked on Perfect's injured back until Perfect took control of the match.

Perfect took control of the match with a powerslam and tried to pin Luger after performing a dropkick from the top rope.

Once it's perfect, take it out and squeeze over the roasted lemons.

Narratively, "More Perfect" takes the "Radiolab" approach: humility, openness to learning.

A methodical Fremantle stayed perfect, taking apart Melbourne to record their fifth straight win of the new AFL season.

Of course, the European Union isn't perfect – take the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), for example.

The formula is just too perfect: take a thing we know, blend it up in a stew of uncanny absurdity, and re-release it into the world.

Filming the scene did not go as planned: a homeless person walked right through the "perfect take," according to producer Harry Bring.