Sentence examples for perfectly built from inspiring English sources

He took Ron Brace, a mountain of a nose tackle perfectly built for the 3-4 defense.

Blair is undersized by height standards, but perfectly built for rebounding and bouncing opposing bodies out of position.

At 5 feet 4 inches (1.64 metres) and 120 pounds (54 kg), Ahn was perfectly built for the fast speeds and tight corners of short track.

Jim Boeheim, in his 29th season coaching the Orange, has a rangy and athletic team perfectly built to play his hallmark 2-3 zone defense.

He was the demon playwright of 1960's London, with those perfectly built social and psychological underworlds where stylish aphorisms ("All classes are criminal now. We live in an age of equality").

The sketch was materialised by an old yogi in swami clothes whom he found living in a perfectly built beachfront treehouse, his cataracts "glowing bluish like the bellies of candle flames".

Mariah pleads with her departed lover – 'When you left I lost a part of me / It's still so hard to believe' – and the song's gentle R&B roll is perfectly understated, built from a few piano chords and a slowed-down So So Def rhythm.

Other companies built perfectly fine PCs, MP3 players, and tablets before Apple came around, but, in all three cases, Apple did a great deal to popularize the products.

City engineers say that the bridge, approaching its 93rd year, probably would have needed a facelift by now, even if it had been built perfectly.

Then they built perfectly proportioned copies of all the church's figures and decorations, which technicians turned into computer models -- an especially time-consuming process because Gaudí usually did not use straight lines or repeat motifs.

These extensive war scenes were not filmed on the Highclere estate, which I'm sure has a few ha-has that could serve muster, but in a farmer's field just outside Ipswich, where a chap called Taff Gillingham has built perfectly detailed British and German trenches, complete with a no-man's land between them.