"I became hooked on tennis," Brown wrote in his memoir, "on learning it, perfecting it, with the idea of besting my mother at a challenge match".
A Thai man covets a Thai woman, discovers her favourite recipe, perfects it with Blue Dragon, but she never comes to try it.
That pot, he explained, would dry overnight, and in the morning he would perfect it with a knife.
Heaving it up, throwing it up, seeing the thing, rather than trying to perfect it with months of development or previews.
Even with her too long nails and the frets sounding a little fuzzy, she can hear the music well enough to perfect it with each new round.
Although this genre had been sporadically practiced before his time, ʿUmar ibn Abī Rabīʿah was the first to perfect it with a light metre and an accurate emotional perception.
Pressure to take the perfect picture, with the perfect pose, edit it with the perfect filter, write the perfect caption, and then post it at the perfect time in order to get the perfect response.
Once the mould was perfected, Quinn filled it with Byng's liquidised placenta and popped it in the freezer.
I think his makeup is perfect for it, with his power stuff — power fastball, power breaking ball — and his demeanor on the mound.
Management is also practicing on something it's perfected, with plans to add a hotel tower across the street from the Delano in Miami.
