Sentence examples for polished things from inspiring English sources

Michael Holding polished things off the next morning as an Australian team that had its Packer stars back in the fold during the series had to contemplate their standing in the world.

The chief beneficiary was Chris Jordan, who polished things off with clinical precision, taking 4 for 18, with Jimmy Anderson taking 2 for 16, and Stuart Broad and Chris Woakes taking a wicket apiece for 22 and 24 runs respectively.

MR: Obviously, playing live is a very different experience than making a record which is about creating a sort of polished thing.

It's a lot like Disney's recently launched private social networking app Story, except that Story is only built for iPhone, and is not as polished or pretty — things that matter to Memorability's most likely female, Pinterest-pinning, family-focused crowd.

"It always looks so polished and like things are going along as if no problem.

He has the cream of the collection in his suite at the Savoy - Plaza, the remainder in a loft on W. 66th St., where a full-time attendant keeps things polished and in working order.

But if you can get beyond the clichés — the costumes, the body paint, the pep band, the noise — you realize you are in a rarefied world of oak paneling, gleaming brass rails and polished floors, where things happen with military precision, echoing Krzyzewski's West Point background.

"Your bike was a big thing: polished chrome fenders, chrome wheels, and -- what do you call them?

Mine was on "Figurative Language in the Novels of Abe Kōbō." Wooster's senior capstone project and the four-year approach to liberal education that prepares each student for independent inquiry, problem solving, and polished communication are the things that we do that make us who we are: America's premier college for mentored undergraduate research.

The Walkers, and particularly LaShawn, are, after just a few months of this sort of thing, remarkably polished and on-message.

"There's not a whole lot of jobs for helicopter pilots," he said as he walked away, his freshly polished shoes ("An Army thing," he explained) moving quickly across the carpeted floor.