Using our money from our Kickstarter campaign, we hired someone to help us edit our draft into a polished copy, then sent it out to publishing houses.
The New-York Historical Society has a set made of highly polished pewter, copied from a 19th-century American design.
My SFD was nowhere near the polished final copy.
The new Grill feels darker and more polished: polished wood, polished silver, polished people.
His visit to the famous retail nursery White Flower Farm, for example, inspires uncritical prose only a little less polished than that nursery's own advertising copy.
The third album by the youngest member of the Jackson family clan is a finely polished, dance-pop record that has sold 1.5 million copies in four months.
Have a polished and pressed interview outfit ready, several printed copies of your resume in a nice folder, your portfolio on a drive and a thank you note template saved.
With my merry band of collectors I compile a list of these extraneous and invasive phrases (subs please change to "Povs") gleaned from raw Guardian copy, agency wire pieces, or in their polished form in other newspapers/websites/radio bulletins.
I filmed a bootleg copy, but Microsoft just published a more polished version, so you are in luck.
The racing game TrackMania United will not sell nearly as many copies as Phoenix, but it is certainly more polished.
When you and I enter a church, people who rehearsed music, wrote lessons, practiced reciting, centered themselves in prayer and contemplation, printed copies of bulletins, assembled them, arranged flowers, studied Scripture, polished pews, mopped floors, cleaned toilets, cut lawns, ironed robes and more have already left an imprint where we gather.
