My publishers tell me absolutely nobody sends in a manuscript like mine - perfectly typed and set out with not a drop of ink on it.
For neutrals, this match is panning out perfectly - having set out their stall defensively, Mali now have to go for this.
"I think it's perfectly sensible to set out plans for troop draw-down provided it's geared to... .. Blair said, tailing off before he finished the sentence.
Baldwin, led by these supreme authorial guides, to whom he felt a perfectly natural claim, set out to turn his shabby Harlem streets and churches into world-class literature.
"They've got the tactile lines on the trains perfectly set-out.
It was only rarely that, in science, you started with a perfectly delimited thing and set out to investigate it; more often, your definition of what it was that you were looking at would change as you discovered more about it.
Erdely says she went looking for a case study that perfectly exemplified what she set out to find.
Louis Armstrong set out with perfectly sincere intentions when he recorded What A Wonderful World, but today we are more likely to hear it in film against a backdrop of blood, anguish and the follies of mankind.
It was perfectly amicable and both men just set out what they said in their public statements".
He set out for Amsterdam, lived with a friend and learned to speak Dutch "almost perfectly," he says.
It set out to capture the spikiness and glitter of Russian orchestral music, and made a perfectly weighted overture to Tchaikovsky's mammoth Violin Concerto.
