Sentence examples for was inch from inspiring English sources
noun
A unit of length equal to one twelfth of a foot, or exactly 2.54 centimetres.
"The whole move was inch perfect.
His last runner for the Queen Mother was Inch Arran in the Topham Trophy at Aintree.
Smicer's ball through to Mellor was inch perfect, but the youngster clattered his shot against the upright.
So it was when Cole's ball was inch perfect, allowing Radzinski to turn James Chambers with a single touch, enter the Watford box and dispatch his low shot home.
Faced with a wall of red and white, the Kiwi was inch perfect with a chip which Sam Smith gathered before heading for the posts, the Harlequins wing making Evans' conversion a formality.
"Shaun Maloney is the king of the curler and he was inch perfect with that effort.
Payet's cross to the back post was inch-perfect and the towering Senegal midfielder could simply not miss.
Zico's Cruyff turn flummoxed the rash that was Claudio Gentile, and his return pass to Socrates was inch-perfect as the bearded genius made his way into the Italy box.
The execution was inch-perfect; the idea to even attempt such an audacious shot from distance indicative of the huge talent he brings to the A-League – and his own deep-seated belief in that talent.
Sometimes it takes only one delivery for a bowler to know he is on song, and Harmison's opening ball was inch-perfect in line and length, rattling the splice on Joseph's bat.
The pass to Thiago Alcantara that led to the latter bringing the first save of many from Petr Cech was inch-perfect but it was just one of 75 medium-length passes from the Basque in his 70 minutes on the pitch, 73 of which found their target.
