Sentence examples for pristine at from inspiring English sources

"No, no, no — they aren't pristine at all".

Here rendered by digital animation, the structure is pristine at the start and slowly decays over 10 days.

She is pristine at her harp on set opener "81"; thoughtful and transported for "Have One on Me", the complex title track from her third album.

Sometimes the wads of gum are pristine, at other times they are contaminated with matches and other refuse, or compacted with city grit and dirt.

Indeed many of us who do secure sufficient aid will nevertheless have to work to keep body and soul together (and to pay for a pile of textbooks guaranteed to be pristine at semester's end).

Cassandra's own home country, the United Kingdom, is not exactly pristine at equal 17th with Japan, but does at least—in a spirit of transatlantic rivalry come a place ahead of the United States.Will the 2013 rankings, a year from now, show much change?

In Newcastle's case, the manager Alan Pardew faced successive games on a sapping field at Manchester United and a pristine field at Arsenal, both entailing hour upon hour of bus travel and overnight hotel stops.

c Intensity variation of Ag signal at pristine and irradiation at different fluences for 30 nm Ag thin film.

d Intensity variation of Ag signal at pristine and irradiation at different fluences for 10 nm Ag thin film.

The next breakthrough point was obtained by MMC1 at about 3.19 min (4.32 min/g), and, then, by pristine MIL-100 Fe) at about 2.9 min (3.69 min/g).

The capacity retention of the pristine sample at 1320 mA g−1 was only ~44%% of that measured at a current density of 44 mA g−1.