Sentence examples for remained immaculate from inspiring English sources

YEKATERINBURG, Russia — After nearly 27 hours and 900 miles on a train from Moscow, Hans Josefsson's pedicure remained immaculate.

He fit within the context of the music, but it takes a strong-willed musician to turn over the music of St. Germain to his own ends, and the show remained immaculate and nearly characterless.

The minute the three begin swilling from individual Champagne bottles, any smart audience member knows the pristine room with its Central Park, Manhattan view isn't going to remain immaculate for long.

It had remained in immaculate order for all of its 53 years, cooking meals for her family of five, including a roast dinner every Sunday.

The results, although immaculate, remain somewhat heartless and one might easily - in the lesser films - confuse technical skill with mechanical bravado.

The technique used in swapping the genetic material was not immaculate: Some mutant DNA remained in the fertilized eggs and the ensuing replicating stem cell lines.

Her brother, David Bradley, who was also stabbed numerous times, remained in critical condition last night at Mary Immaculate Hospital in Jamaica.

I also heard last week that one of the five remaining Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary wanted to see me and explain that she was taking the side of the archdiocese, rather than supporting the pair who sold to Hollister.

Germany's immaculate record of always qualifying from the initial group stages of a World Cup remained intact last night as they booked a last-16 match with England in Bloemfontein on Sunday.

The sometimes bitter legal battle began when Hollister bought the property on Waverly Drive from Sisters Catherine Rose Holzman and Rita Callanan, two of the five remaining members of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary who used to call the convent home.

His appearance is immaculate and I can confirm it is not easy to remain so well turned out in the July humidity that grips this city, wringing composure from those who are exposed to it".