But he routinely made perfect takeoffs and was able to ride on the air for great distances.
Dr. Bardes told me that he routinely interviewed students with perfect or near perfect grade point averages and SATs — enough to fill the class several times over.
Using antibiotics as growth promoters – low doses routinely applied – is a perfect formula for generating bacterial resistance.
Though U.S.-brokered solutions were by no means perfect, American officials routinely assumed leadership in addressing financial crises that posed larger global risks.
One person, at least, is not quite so carried away by what is routinely fêted as the concept's "perfect inevitability".
Miner had perfect anti-Daley credentials, routinely filing lawsuits against the city, and was a founding member of the Chicago Council of Lawyers, which was to Chicago's legal élite what the Independents were to the Democratic machine.
Like the 7 million to 8 million people who are routinely denied loans for less than perfect credit records, their predicament helps to explain the recent growth in high-cost lenders.
Moreover, because Murdock somehow has perfect lie detection, he routinely uses torture to find out what he wants to know.
Macular relocation is one of a large number of sight-saving surgical procedures, many now performed routinely, which are based on techniques perfected in animals. 5. Asthma Asthma is the result of an allergic reaction of the airways.
People with perfect pitch report they are routinely driven insane by nebulous halftones that don't fit into their ordered brains.
As an example of what Tambor - perhaps the finest comic actor currently active - is routinely called upon to essay, it's perfect: grotesque hubris leading, inexorably, to abject humiliation.
