Sentence examples for perfectly ended from inspiring English sources
Susan G. Purdy, author of "The Perfect Cake" who is working on a book about baking at high altitudes, called Ms. Corriher in a panic when a chocolate cake recipe that had previously worked perfectly ended up as a chocolate puddle at 9,000 feet.
Tara, who had been going to day camp, replied that she already knew the pledge and proceeded to recite it perfectly, ending with "and liberty and justice for all.
"The game could perfectly have ended 1-0, but we have to give some truth to their reaction".
Paul Cappelli, president of the Ad Store, said, "It's a perfectly bizarre ending to a perfectly bizarre story".
Steaks cook perfectly but end up looking gray & have to be seared in a broiler for a few seconds.
It is the perfect, perfectly white ending to a vibrant, colorful feast, the ethereal cloud floating above the field.
It loops perfectly, each ending setting up the next beginning, the experience the visual equivalent of opening a bag of potato chips, where you surface in a crumb-basted haze and wonder where they all went.
It was a perfectly ironic ending to a game where the odds on series favorites suffered a shocking and almost humiliating loss at home: the mighty Big Bads of Basketball reduced to the status of an elementary school soccer team.
A perfectly imperfect ending to my experience.
So maybe "My Best Friend's Wedding" changed audience preferences, inspiring moviegoers to pine for the less predictable and ache only for the kinds of rom-coms that provide that perfectly surprising ending.
