Sentence examples for told perfect from inspiring English sources

Art Deco in its design with clean horizontal lines bisecting its compact bronze body, the clock had gently rotating Bakelite numbers that told perfect time, though once it was in my possession I never used the thing.

I used to tell perfect strangers how they should behave in public — that is, if I saw them misbehaving in public.

Today she tells perfect strangers how proud she is of her daughter".

It's this non-physical thing that permeates the air, travelling invisibly over wifi to allow us to tell perfect strangers what we thought of our lunch.

Sit your mother down in an empty room and tell her that you do not want her telling perfect strangers about this and that it is your business.

To me, her words told the perfect story.

The same can be said for Robert A. Caro, whose chronicle of Lyndon B. Johnson's outsize life has finally, too, been told with perfect balance.

Plastic flowers, I was told, are perfect: You don't have to water them or trim them.

War on America, as far as I could tell, made perfect sense to them.

She would tell me perfect tales of long-ago Ireland, an idyllic life in the country with sisters called Maggie, Delia, Lizzie and Nellie.

Now to answer the earlier question, "I wonder how well it actually work?" Nearest I can tell, the Perfect Pushup works pretty damn well.