Sentence examples for working impeccably from inspiring English sources

A deputy Russian prime minister, Dmitry Rogozin, said the aircraft was working "impeccably" before the crash and suggested that "the human factor" — a reference to pilot error or a mistake by ground controllers — was likely to blame.

However, everything else in what has been called "America's Fortress" -- perhaps the most hardened, secure and survivable command and control center on the planet -- was working impeccably to protect North America from a space, air, or ballistic missile attack.

The rhythm section, led by the pianist Bill Charlap, worked impeccably.

"In the summertime, my best-dressed salesman in Short Hills comes to work impeccably attired -- but with no socks," Mr. Thomas said.

ALS systems have been proven to work impeccably well in the automotive industry [31, 32] and is being fully researched for train applications [33, 34, 35].

Although she still came to work dressed impeccably, she had lost weight and looked somber, almost shut down.

Suspicious, he says, of anyone who flaunts their roots, he is happy nevertheless to stress that he is impeccably working class, born the son of an electrician who worked in a Nottinghamshire colliery.

Each was impeccably made, often working out complex structural procedures in ways that made them seem utterly natural and inevitable.

Nearly 300 SCAD students study painting, drawing, photography, art history and printmaking at the campus every year, living and working inside and outside their impeccably-designed spaces for a quarter at a time.

I use that near-meaningless term to mean works that impeccably adhere to the most difficult of literary conventions while also uniquely subverting and exceeding them.

The work is impeccably performed and it's particularly poignant to watch it in the Rifles Officers' Club surrounded by the plaques and portraits of distinguished old soldiers.