Rudy met his Bayern team-mate's lay‑off with a pristine half-volley from 30 yards.
A down-and-out couple enrolls in a society that allows them to live in a pristine house half of the year, but must commit to a prison the other half.
For example, if you bought one of only 800-odd 1954 Buick Skylarks, you could now cash in (assuming you kept it in pristine condition for half a century)–especially if you got one with the ultrarare luxury-sport package.
In the northern most pristine part, scientists think half the coral might have died.
NASSAU: 20 Sexton Place A 54-year-old home with three bedrooms, two and a half baths, pristine hardwood floors, a large living room, a den, a wooden deck and a two-car garage.
This briny array of shellfish from the raw bar contains 10 fresh clams and 9 pristine oysters on the half shell, 8 peel-and-eat shrimp, 5 mussels, 2 tender sea scallops and a clump of tangy calamari.
A pristine oyster on the half shell, unadorned, fresh, cold and briny, is a near-perfect thing.
Benton the social historian sensed the dark side of factories and increased transportation, which he noted in palpable terms, a cloud so menacing against the pristine horizon it unfolded half way across the painting.
One step down from the deck is the beach, a pristine three-and-a-half-mile expanse of powdery white sand.
"I love how much football hooligans in Manchester in the early 90s cared about how they looked – those pristine branded tracksuits," he half-jokes.
