I think of my lipstick, dark red and painstakingly painted, as a moment of perfection frozen in time.
His 2006 debut at the Glyndebourne Festival in England, conducting "Così Fan Tutte," was described by the critic John Allison in The Sunday Telegraph as "the closest Glyndebourne has come to Mozartian perfection in some time".
So consider Lucy the, well, Lucy-like intersection between the two: a fun, fast-paced, and fake-deep actioner that achieves total perfection in the time it takes most people to make dinner.
Instead, the print, partly inspired by the Cristobal Balenciaga archive, is nothing short of visionary and the strong, high shoulder is more reminiscent of the Forties silhouette – another era that spoke of sartorial perfection in hard times.
Mr. Tavener dismissed the idea of progress or development as meaningless; all art had reached perfection in "primordial" times, so everything the modern West had produced — even the spiritually motivated West of Bach and Bruckner — was in error.
Drivers who're owners also help Paladin achieve near perfection in on-time performance for its demanding retail chain store clients.
TELRIC does not assume a perfectly efficient wholesale market or one that is likely to resemble perfection in any foreseeable time, cf. Iowa Utilities Board, supra, at 389390, but includes several features of inefficiency that undermine the incumbents argument.
At Hamilton he was unable to kickstart the innings at a crucial time but on this occasion, while Trott was able to plough his own furrow in his own time, he produced a scintillating innings, timed to perfection, in which young shoulders were shown to be supporting a very old head, even if he still has the appearance of someone for whom a razor might be considered an unnecessary extravagance.
The two assignments, if both have been perfected, rank "according to priority in time of filing or perfection," whichever is earlier, "provided that there is no period thereafter when there is neither filing nor perfection" (§9-312 5)(a)).
