Not just public, but attractive, shiny, and filtered to perfection.
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While this shouldn't be true — virginity doesn't equate to perfection!
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Hide the evidence with a matte shadow smudged to perfection.
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And makeup artist Amber Amos blended that foundation to perfection.
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So it's not exactly priced to perfection at this point.
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As fowl cookery goes, it is something close to perfection.
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"It was creamy and cooked to perfection," one commenter wrote.
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Russian pancakes are tiny, thick griddle cakes fluffed to perfection.
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Vince Lombardi insisted on running the power sweep to perfection.
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His is a genius for simple things, done to perfection.
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Not just her own daughter, who she has raised to perfection.
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They are his pride and joy, nurtured and pampered to perfection.
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It's brilliant—so close to perfection that the minor imperfection nags.
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So far Mrs Merkel has stage-managed her exit to perfection.
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MoMA's retrospective runs from stench and perfection to perfection and putrefaction.
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Here, we just have to cook them to perfection at home.
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The rhymes are clever, and the vehicles are drawn to perfection.
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The skiers and snowboarders have been swooping and whirling to perfection.
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It will be brutally honest, produced to perfection, and catchy as hell.
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"We always expect to go out and execute to perfection," he says.
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Complement means added to, enhanced, improved, completed, or brought close to perfection.
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The cheese bagel was cooked to perfection and well prepared, fresh & delicious!
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Too Faced Cocoa Contour Chiseled to Perfection, $40, available at Sephora. 9.
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"They were priced to perfection," Stein said of the cloud software companies.
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It was a plan they carried out "almost to perfection", he concedes.
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Robin's heart was healed to perfection and he continued to give generously.
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Once we got the brush bent to perfection, it really did perform.
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The book tells the story "virtually to perfection," Roger Lowenstein wrote here.
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The rice was cooked to perfection, neither too soggy nor too hard.
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It makes multitasking in the kitchen easy and cooks meats to perfection.
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A good festival is about as close to perfection as life gets.
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You must cook the sausages to perfection, one grid puzzle at a time.
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Holiday dinners are often planned to perfection, but what about the mornings after?
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Mix, chop, slice, shred, knead, emulsify, and pureé whatever you please to perfection.
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That reliever was right-hander Liam Hendriks, and that gambit worked to perfection.
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The choreography of the coming year will convey Mr Xi's dream to perfection.
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Persona 5 takes the hallmarks of the series and polishes them to perfection.
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"I was compelled by neurosurgery, with its unforgiving call to perfection [...]" Kalanithi writes.
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Sexy summer hair is windblown and textured and messy, not coiffed to perfection.
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This is one of our delicious elixirs, hand crafted and mixed to perfection.
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Being a celebrity does not automatically come with a golden ticket to perfection.
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The road to perfection is a long and bumpy one, littered with failures.
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If she did that, Santa Cruz would be one step closer to perfection.
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The Royal Oak Ridge Briquettes burn beautifully to grill your dinner to perfection.
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The baked clams were also good, the breaded local littlenecks browned to perfection.
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The Royal Oak Ridge Briquettes burn beautifully to grill your dinner to perfection.
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It's worked to perfection and you can't get better than second and first.
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The jokes could almost write themselves, but Fake Karl parroted Lagerfeld to perfection.
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Despite the enormous cocktail list, the bartenders can execute each drink to perfection.
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Juicy, brown, fatty, and charred to perfection — the Maillard reaction definitely happened here.
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He taught me that every detail counts and must be executed to perfection.
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His hair is dyed jet-black with shoe polish, and combed to perfection.
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In fact, she had one idol in mind who could rock them to perfection.
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Jambo the Briard is pampered to perfection, and he seems to enjoy the attention.
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I had an incredible meal there with the food and service close to perfection.
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Today's AAA video games are polished to perfection, their rough edges largely smoothed away.
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They add minimal bulk, fit to perfection, and you know exactly what you're getting.
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It's their attention to detail,' said [cofounder] Gary Carlston—and their dedication to perfection.
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So no matter the outfit or special occasion, you can be accessorized to perfection.
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They have tons of features, but not all of them are polished to perfection.
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It's the Hamptons summer experience, with the drama extracted, bottled and aged to perfection.
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But New Japan knew, or came to know, how to time things to perfection.
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"We compare machines to perfection, not to humans doing the same tasks," he says.
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So, will the jet black iPhone 7 age to perfection according to Labesqueian law?
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But the submission was something he had been practised to perfection before the event.
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Not even Beyoncé is flawless, and she's the closest thing we have to perfection!
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Or at a minimum, we're priced to perfection in terms of the equity market.
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Still, even if Jones executes this plan to perfection, there's no guarantee he'll win.
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Administering criminal justice is incredibly complex, and we will never reform it to perfection.
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" Vettel, who drives for Ferrari, said Mercedes was "close to perfection" and "very consistent.
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Some dolls can be the dominant player, instructing their makers to dress them to perfection.
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Felines are notorious for attacking Christmas trees the second after they are decked to perfection.
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The next layer up resembles cheesecake and was baked to perfection by the Ancient Greeks.
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The clothes are fitted to perfection, everybody's neck is as straight as it can be.
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Its Total Crushing blades blend, crush, puree and process to perfection in the 72 oz.
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It was beautiful and Kessel deserves all the credit for executing the ruse to perfection.
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You've still got big hair, but it's usually teased and then smoothed out to perfection.
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In as little as 90 seconds you can enjoy your favorite pie – cooked to perfection.
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Austin Hartman, beverage director of Montana's Trail House in Brooklyn, stirred this one to perfection.
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What's painful about this video is how the actual turkey itself was cooked to perfection.
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Austin Hartman—beverage director of Montana's Trail House in Brooklyn—poured this one to perfection.
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The problem is the stock market was priced to perfection coming into 2018, said Maley.
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His work comes straight out of the mind; raw, neither plagiarised nor copied to perfection.
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So how do you make a Sunday that is so close to perfection even better?
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The go-between is an ancient species, early evolved to perfection, like the horseshoe crab.
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Glass blown to perfection, this lemon drop number fit the actress like a damn glove.
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You still need to review your photos, choose the keepers, and edit them to perfection.
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Once you've achieved that, it goes straight into the oven to cook through to perfection.
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You don't need to hone your riffs or lyrics to perfection for weeks and weeks.
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Senator Marco Rubio's announcement that he opposed the GOP tax reform bill worked to perfection.
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The fans did not like it when Hill came out, but it worked to perfection.
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If the way to beat City is to be "close to perfection," it did that.
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Because the Kaz technology was relatively new it still had a long way to perfection.
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That in turn risks roiling today's frothy financial markets, which are presently priced to perfection.
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Ahead, we've rounded up our favorite products to scrub, file, and hydrate our feet to perfection.
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The 20-year-old Scott timed his surge to perfection in the blue riband 100m freestyle.
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"Pack My Bag," by Henry Green, written in idiosyncratic prose that is unnervingly close to perfection.
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But while spring may be close to perfection, dressing for the season can still be challenging.
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Zoom camera to [typing] paper; it reads 'Five deaths to perfection—Chapter One: Mr. and Mrs.
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It was as close to perfection, I dare say, as you'll get in Washington barbecue circles.
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Six days a week, the arm spends two hours in the gym, sculpting itself to perfection.
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So the thought of charring something to perfection on an open flame is a little daunting.
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It has big houses, landscapes groomed to perfection and a median household income of about $172,000.
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It's a place where the chicken tacos are chargrilled to perfection and almost everyone speaks Spanish.
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Before they appear on camera and are evaluated by judges, the dogs are groomed to perfection.
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It was pulled back tightly, and then sectioned off into four parts and teased to perfection.
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But coming this close to perfection is pretty amazing for a streaming device that costs just $49.99.
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I bake from-scratch chocolate chip cookies (underbaked to perfection) and make a lemon-arugula Romano salad.
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It braises meat to perfection, steams vegetables to a crisp-tender, and keeps your meals warm automatically.
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Nothing compares to when your edges are laid to perfection, swooped and swirled with an artist's precision.
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She did so with her signature blowout styled to perfection and while wearing a dress and heels.
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And just like after her first two post-baby debuts, Kate's signature blowout was styled to perfection.
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He was now ready to make his opening gambit, and was about to play it to perfection.
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THE string quartet is an invention of the classical age, brought to perfection by Mozart and Haydn.
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When these two foods are married, you get the Spaghetti Donut, cheesy, saucy, and baked to perfection.
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Like stiletto nails, pointed a half-inch past the tip of her finger and painted to perfection.
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Rule the World and Mullins timed their run to perfection, which is the key in any sport.
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Set each of the pots to low, medium, or high to get your feast cooked to perfection.
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As he saw it, DARPA 's role was to open doors, not to refine ideas to perfection.
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The shrimp were fried to perfection — neither over nor undercooked — and the breading was light and crispy.
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The pancakes were sufficiently fluffy and cooked to perfection, as the outside had a nice golden tinge.
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Waters ran the final possession to perfection, punctuating an intrepid dribble drive with the winning scoop shot.
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He timed his effort to perfection, riding in Kristoff's slipstream and pipping the Norwegian to the line.
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His timing remains impeccable, and he clearly takes pride in having slowly honed his jokes to perfection.
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"The market is priced to perfection, so any disappointment is not going to be well received," Cardillo said.
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Authorities spent last year setting up funding mechanisms for them, but the system still isn't working to perfection.
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Chief among those is Matt Wozniak, a lieutenant played by Ray Liotta, working his growly voice to perfection.
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Galganov packed, unpacked, and repacked his backpack to perfection before his flight out of Montreal on September 24.
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Joyus' compact travel steamer will ensure her date night outfits are pressed to perfection whenever she's in town.
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Red eye shadow created an especially ghoulish effect, while Lydia's gel-coated spiky hair was recreated to perfection.
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Dredge the chicken in Parmesan breadcrumbs, fry it to perfection, and assemble this beauty on a lovely baguette.
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Federer was seeing the ball like a melon, timing his groundstrokes to perfection while his serve was unplayable.
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Our Battlefield-tested editorial team will coach you extensively until your pitch is primed and refined to perfection.
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We've done the research to find the best toasters you can buy for browning your bread to perfection.
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Not every track is mixed to perfection, and the Sennheisers will expose flaws in an almost military fashion.
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I think he expressed to perfection the experience of the generation of American Jews who were assimilating rapidly.
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While one of the burgers had been cooked to perfection, he said the other two paled in comparison.
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Up close, we can see the trembling effort of stretching and balancing — the dancer's asymptotic relationship to perfection.
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All three roles, but especially Dewdrop, who leads the Waltz of the Flowers, show Balanchine's choreography to perfection.
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But the lone touchdown, as unlikely as it may have seemed at the time, was executed to perfection.
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He goes from stench and perfection to perfection and putrefaction — a huge vat of percolating tan sludge. 16.
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They take their turn in a pan of oil, getting fried to perfection in only a few minutes.
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Unfortunately, the highlight film you left us with that was edited to perfection to omit mistakes, was unhelpful.
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This pan lets you cook pancakes to perfection every single time with its design that distributes heat evenly.
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Mr. Abrams said that several models were possible for the department, but that speed was preferable to perfection.
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Luckily, that evening, the egg yolk served on a particularly juicy burger was hot and runny to perfection.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE: The fries at Lexie's Joint in Portsmouth are hand-cut and fried to perfection every day.
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Perfection is nearly impossible to do, but if you can get really, really close to perfection, then that's great.
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"When sentiment is too bullish, securities can be priced to perfection and ripe for a sell-off," Rosenbluth said.
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The show works not just because it remixes beloved genre elements, but the show is also cast to perfection.
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A pigeon b'stilla, one of the more difficult things to find done well in restaurants, was cooked to perfection.
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" Wedbush said they have less visibility due to U.S. China trade talks and said shares are priced to "perfection.
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He points to tight credit spreads, low yields, and assets that are "priced to perfection" to further his thesis.
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The royal family's official portrait from Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's wedding on Saturday was color coordinated to perfection.
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Once he got his desired shape, he molded it to perfection and added a few U-pins for hold.
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La La Land star John Legend's table setting at the 74th annual Golden Globes was this close to perfection.
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It has three settings—cold, latte, and cappuccino—and froths milk to perfection with the tap of a button.
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The hydrating, Vitamin E-infused formula and the subtle lip color all add up to perfection in a tube.
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If you have gold or silver, then you got a bit closer to perfection, but still fell just short.
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To be fair, this is not your younger brother's bowl cut: Wiig's is highlighted, layered, and shaped to perfection.
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You can choose between toast, bagel, bake, pizza, and other settings to cook any kind of food to perfection.
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In terms of linguistic aesthetics, "massive love for the sesh" is as close to perfection as we can get.
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He smirks when I mention his colleague Ron DeSantis of Florida, who recently executed the greenroom agenda to perfection.
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The U.S. game is to stretch opponents and then carve them up, and it nearly worked to perfection there.
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" Gaviria added, "Thank you to my team and to everyone at the hospital who looked after me to perfection.
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Clinton, whom they wish were a little closer to perfection than she, being mortal, has turned out to be.
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The pitch-to-pipeline process, so often practiced at the expense of marginalized communities, has been honed to perfection.
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The food is thrillingly irreverent, so at first you don't notice how fastidious it is, how close to perfection.
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Otherwise, Sekrio: Shadows Die Twice is as close to perfection as video games are allowed to be in 2019.
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It may feel like you are dangerously close to perfection, and you couldn't possibly squeeze out any more personal development.
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So, to get the best of the dude who ripped him off, he painstakingly buffs and sharpens it to perfection.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)But Google and Samsung are the companies that have brought the concept the closest to perfection.
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Step 3: With your fingers, apply your favorite edge control product or gel to lay down your edges to perfection.
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The lesson that if one realizes a private ambition to perfection, it can still speak powerfully to audiences centuries later.
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The wind-blown hair, effortlessly styled, multi-thousand dollar outfits, and of course, those photoshopped to perfection rock-hard bodies.
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He imitates Khanna's mannerisms and dialogues to perfection and has plastered his room with the actor's posters, photos and memorabilia.
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Federer's parents are used to seeing wins and Bencic did not disappoint, playing the 37-year-old American to perfection.
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As in most collaborative projects, there was creative friction on Frida, but it served to drive the project to perfection.
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To acknowledge that even if Hollywood is a sham, they have managed to play this game of celebrity to perfection.
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Check 'em out below: The first is closest to his signature style: long, shoulder-length hair, air-dried to perfection.
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Dating app The League has some new data that could help you time your attempts at winter romance to perfection.
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George Conway fits that bill to perfection and as to his loyalty to his client there can be no doubt.
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The cooker's precise temperature controls and accurate timer will allow you to relax as it brings your ingredients to perfection.
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Pizzacraft's oven uses the gas burner on your stove to cook personal-sized pizzas to perfection in just six minutes.
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A gorgeous piece of meat cooked to perfection is one of the most beautiful things to see in this world.
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"It took us nearly three years of working all days and nights to fine tune it to perfection," he said.
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Ailman said real estate was "almost priced to perfection," and the fund had become a net seller of that asset.
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There, it's combined with pre-mixed blend of dry ingredients and spices, whole eggs, and water, and baked to perfection.
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This digital toaster comes equipped with five toast functions, warming bread, bagels, waffles, toaster pastries, and English muffins to perfection.
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It features an in-app assistant chef that remembers your preferences, so your food will always be cooked to perfection.
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As a senior he was running the system to perfection before breaking his wrist and missing most of the playoffs.
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Sure, the outfit she wore to accept her GQ Australia's Woman of the Year award is sexy and styled to perfection.
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It's unclear whether Holmes studied or knew about the neurobiological progressions that distort our perceptions, but she used them to perfection.
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Baseball fields already prune their lawns to perfection by brushing the blades in different directions to create a gradient, striped effect.
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Also, high prices and pricing a deal to perfection too often results in down rounds and a messy aftermath for founders.
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They are bright and plaid and shiny but tailored to perfection — exquisite, chic, and most of all feel like me now.
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Similarly, Schwarzenegger played to perfection the role of the can-do outsider familiar from films like Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.
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Fresh or frozen pizzas are baked to perfection in this oven by Bella, that can fit pies up to 12 inches.
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Eichel scores twice as Sabres stop Maple Leafs BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Buffalo Sabres played the spoiler role to perfection Saturday night.
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He could never really lay a glove on the Swiss master though and Federer timed his changes of gear to perfection.
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Sure, there are a ton of apps that'll turn your ho-hum snapshot into an Insta-worthy, filtered-to-perfection masterpiece.
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Eggs are finicky and cooking them to perfection is kinda hard because the white and the yolk cook at different temperatures.
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Perhaps the most pointed question is this: Even if the technology worked to perfection, would people accept having their service blocked?
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But each day is a day I try to live to perfection for the moment and the community where I am.
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It doesn't mean to be curated to perfection, it's a silly picture, you're sticking your tongue out and then it disappears.
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This time, he had the course to himself with a back nine that was close to perfection, much like his week.
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Though Tuesday was dedicated to setting the rules of the trial, Democrats had a smart plan, and it worked to perfection.
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The 37-year-old timed her attack to perfection on the last of the 40 laps to beat American Jennifer Valente.
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The road to perfection can take many routes and is worth the journey, even if you never arrive at the destination.
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Mary Richards — played to perfection by the beloved Mary Tyler Moore — was more than a role model, she was a template.
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StirMATE® Smart Pot Stirrer Bid adieu to sore arms with this stirrer that automatically, uh, stirs your food to perfection.
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Being touched in an uncomfortable but supposedly reparative way thus can be built into the daily routine of aspiring to perfection.
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Rating The pairing, however, is inspired — partly because Jackie is played to perfection (and with an affected accent) by Natalie Portman.
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We are talking about tater tots, crumbled sausage, peppers, onions, jalapeos, and cheese baked to perfection and topped with some fresh pico.
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There, he taught me how to fold the perfect yolk, season to perfection, and that not all egg sandwiches are created equal.
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Being able to casually spin a basketball to perfection is probably, like, the second coolest useless sportsball-ish thing you can do.
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These deals may have been priced to perfection, but there was a local equilibrium that enabled companies to be funded and thrive.
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Sekiro demands something closer to perfection than anything FromSoft has produced before it, and as such, the victory tastes all the sweeter.
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Quickly beat egg whites to perfection with the whisk, slice cheese and vegetables with the chopper, and create the smoothest of smoothies.
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The distilled products either end up bottled or barrel-aged (in a range different casks, like old Woodford Reserve barrels) to perfection.
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At home, they were as close to perfection as you could get: 25-63, the best home record in modern NBA history.
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And it seems to me that sometimes we have lost the ability to govern through the legislative process without getting to perfection.
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He played his role to perfection, stopping in at the bar during half-time and eating a meat pie on the sidelines.
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The Pirates executed the plan to perfection in the first half as the game was tied at 32-all heading into intermission.
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The role is sung to perfection by Cecilia Bartoli in a staging that draws out surprising contemporary resonances from this 1813 comedy.
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Ultimately we will get closer to perfection — but only if we're smart about using the best methods available to us right now.
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Lincoln's gentle, gregarious outer demeanor cloaks a fiery, resolute inner passion, played to perfection by Daniel Day-Lewis (Available to stream on Netflix).
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At first I was surprised to see just how calm the dogs were as they had their hair blown and combed to perfection.
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And the Pixel 22 XL looked like something close to perfection: slim bezels, big battery, solid design, and an even better HDR+ camera.
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These little buggers are perfect for marinating in citrus, honey, and chilies, then spearing on a skewer of sugarcane and grilling to perfection.
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Even the people doing the most fucked up things, in their mind they're doing something that's putting them on the path to perfection.
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And, since anyone can now zoom in on every detail in your Instagram post, you want to be sure it's edited to perfection.
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I cut my potatoes into cubes out of habit, but am told you also can make baked potatoes to perfection using the probe.
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Iceman has a reputation in complete contrast to Mav's: Where Maverick is gutsy and unique, Iceman follows the rules of engagement to perfection.
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Pizza oven Fresh or frozen pizzas are baked to perfection in this oven by Bella, that can fit pies up to 12 inches.
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Pet groomers specialize in styling dogs and other animals and fluffing and trimming their fur to perfection to help them look their best.
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Based on how everything else Francona has done this postseason has worked to perfection, you can count on Bauer throwing a perfect game.
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Bottom line: Nike's shares have been on a tear in recent months, but appear "priced to perfection" ahead of the company's earnings report.
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This French-style rib-eye steak can be pan-seared to perfection in any home kitchen and is slathered in hot, garlicky butter.
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Maybe because, in my mind, it was pretty damn close to perfection (and remains one of the most romantic days of my life).
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Do you feel that because the so many markets are almost priced to perfection, that the swings - we're more vulnerable to bigger swings?
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No longer the longest or strongest, Woods more than ever is a shotmaking artist, and he painted the Royal Melbourne canvas to perfection.
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"The chicken is seasoned to perfection, a component often missing in fried chicken," says Karen, as we consider our first pieces with lust.
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And, of course, you'll be able to spot all of 2016's biggest trend pieces, styled to perfection on our favorite street style regulars.
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He's the kind of over-the-top character that a good actor could ham to perfection, even if Suarez's prose doesn't do him justice.
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In 1932, the Texas Highway Department hired a landscape architect to make sure that the wildflowers grew to perfection alongside the state's major roads.
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All of a sudden, the cold air is fresh and crisp, and Mother Nature is your personal wind turbine, flipping your ends to perfection.
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N++ is what happens when you spend more than a decade on the same simple idea, refining your technique and sharpening it to perfection.
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While her skin looks absolutely flawless by the end of the process, her journey to perfection is paved in pain (and lots of obscenities).
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Their stage presence had been honed to perfection through nearly 15 years of shows, and their truncated setlist was skillfully crafted for maximum impact.
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Nicole Kidman, who stars as the boy's adopted mother, has adopted children of her own, and Chenoweth believes she captured the role to perfection.
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As for the performance of those songs, orchestrated by Harold Wheeler with musical direction and arrangements by Kenny Seymour, they're pretty close to perfection.
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Besides accessorizing it to perfection, J.Lo's dress choice happens to combine two of the biggest trends for the upcoming fall season — burgundy and leather.
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"When you have companies that are valued to perfection, it leaves very little room for error," said Ernie Cecilia, CIO at Bryn Mawr Trust.
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The Rockets are well-positioned to take advantage of a team with a middling defense thanks to Harden running Mike D'Antoni's system to perfection.
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Visually, aesthetically, they're so committed to perfection and will take as long as they need to have something be exactly the way they want.
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Proved with a wink that her most recent incarnation was simply a character she had played to perfection (give her an award for that!).
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Miles Teller has one of his most prized possessions back to perfection ... his classic Ford Bronco looks back to normal after a scary crash.
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The Kim Zolciak Biermann we see on TV always has her hair styled to perfection, and she's become known for her platinum Barbie blonde hue.
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Whether you're cooking rotisserie chicken, crispy french fries, or mouthwatering kebabs, trust that they'll be prepared to perfection thanks to the ten presets built-in.
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"The risk is that they are priced to perfection, so if there is any slowing of growth expectations they will get hit hard," Kennedy said.
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A world-class lineup timed to perfection, brimming with one-off back-to-backs all housed on beautifully designed stages spread across the Amsterdamse Bos.
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The How To Get Away With Murder star wore a crown of dark brown curls and coils, stretched to perfection by her hairstylist Jamika Wilson.
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But we could also learn a thing or two from musicians like Drake and Future, who are always groomed to perfection from head to toe.
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Senanga Privuta and a host of other bands from around the broad Southeast Asia region have locked onto this sound and replicated it to perfection.
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The promise of the One Top is letting you cook every recipe to perfection, by taking a lot of the variables out of your hands.
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Cook steaks to perfection every time with the compatible Joule app that informs you of the cut's doneness — all up until dinner is finally ready.
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This comprehensive stainless steel cookware bundle comes with all the stuff you'll need to sauté, pan sear, fry, and boil your chosen ingredients to perfection.
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Though not always polished or paced to perfection, the book makes you feel like you're right there in the dorm room with Evan and Reggie.
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It felt amazing to build a strategy and execute it to perfection, especially when the outcome had everything to do with what I had earned.
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Now, 30 years later, the scene is being recreated to perfection in the upcoming remake, timed to the three-decade anniversary of the beloved movie.
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This being Trump, the proceedings were not exactly stage-managed to perfection, and there were definite winners and losers at the end of the night.
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If you're feeling extra inspired, pick up a nice bottle of wine that will have aged to perfection on one of their big anniversary years.
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Even in that relatively hopeful movie, Lois Lane (Margot Kidder) laughed at the line (nailed to perfection by the mighty Christopher Reeve, but still corny).
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The chief executive at UBS, one of the world's biggest managers of billionaires' money, described stocks as not yet priced to perfection but getting close.
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The 4-Quart All-Clad Slow Cooker with Ceramic Insert looks beautiful on your countertop and cooks everything to perfection without making you do anything.
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American Simone Biles was about as close to perfection as one can get in her floor routine in the women's gymnastics individual all-around competition.
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In some pictures from SIIC shows, her leggings are ripped and her eyeliner is winged to perfection, and she's standing victoriously over a riotous crowd.
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"This market is just moving on momentum and, at this point, it's priced close to perfection," said Christian Fromhertz, CEO of The Tribeca Trade Group.
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The cheese was melted to perfection, the chips had a nice crunch to them, the guacamole tasted fresh, and the cauliflower "meat" was perfectly seasoned.
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Kelly, O'Connor, and Reynolds are a joyous team, and Jean Hagen, as a silent star with an unfortunate voice, plays their glamorous foil to perfection.
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The smell of fresh dough, watching her throw them on the stove, perfectly timing the rolling of a new tortilla while the other cooked to perfection.
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So the pair, with their hair and makeup done to perfection, went into Taco Bell sporting their prom dresses and chowed down on tacos and quesadillas.
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It's been nine years since Oprah Winfrey last attended the Emmys, so for her big return tonight, the star's primped to perfection from head-to-toe.
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More often, that A-list glow comes by way of body bronzers — plus a 24/7 glam squad that can rub and buff them to perfection.
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The Balvenie's unique range of whiskies are hand-crafted to perfection — and the journey from barley to bottle is an inextricable element of the final product.
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The kernels turned out to be visually identical to your typical sunflower seeds, but the texture was another story completely; clustery, crunchy, and roasted to perfection.
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Sebastian Vettel, the four times champion who is partnered by young Monegasque Charles Leclerc this year, said on Monday his Ferrari had been "close to perfection".
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The entire house, with the exception of the kitchen, was cleaned to perfection, and Roman alerted the police quickly after touring his newly spruced-up house.
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Cunningham can give brunettes like Rachel Bilson and Jessica Biel subtle highlights, or she can tweak the tone of redheads like Bryce Dallas Howard to perfection.
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"They are concerned about the fact that the markets were priced to perfection; they thought they reached real highs," said Michael Sonnenfeldt, founder of TIGER 93.
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The track is sung to perfection by Hamilton's Leslie Odom Jr. — and features some pointed meditations on Donald Trump and the sorry state of American politics.
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The Cosori air fryer is no different in that it allows you to easily fry your favorite foods to perfection with the touch of a button.
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He owes a debt for his approach to another Canadian, Bret Hart, who worked the "babyface in his home country, heel in America" angle to perfection.
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Norman Levine, managing director at investment firm Portfolio Management Corp, cautions that Canadian listings are typically "priced to perfection," meaning selling shareholders get the best price.
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Just throw in your ingredients, set the timer, head off to work, school, or run some errands, and come home to a dinner cooked to perfection.
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These metrics look tech-bubble-esque — and when valuations are priced to perfection, the slightest mishap in earnings can pull the rug out from under investors.
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While you were in battle you had to rely on each member of your crew to perform their job to perfection or else you didn't survive.
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"It was priced to perfection going into the number," Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, told CNBC in an email Thursday.
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Take, for instance, a very special cut of a 60-day dry-aged rib-eye that's cooked to perfection, weighing in at a whopping 96 ounces.
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But in hindsight, that opening night — the fans roaring, the players smiling, everything working to perfection — might have been the high point of France's World Cup.
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He used Stefon Diggs and Adam Thielen to perfection, and his downfield throws created room for Dalvin Cook, the rookie running back, to chew up yardage.
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Under the current baseball format, the closest teams to perfection were the 2005 White Sox and 73 Yankees, who each lost just once in three rounds.
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Measuring temperatures from -40 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit, this thermometer will make sure that whatever's in the oven or on the stovetop is cooked to perfection.
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Measuring temperatures from -40 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit, this thermometer will make sure that whatever's in the oven or on the stovetop is cooked to perfection.
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Having had the opportunity to talk with her on many occasions over several years, I was flabbergasted at how she had honed the skill to perfection.
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Whether you want to whip up burgers, hot dogs, or steak, this refurbished Power Smokeless indoor electric 1500W grill can cook those babies up to perfection.
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For each meal he made flatbread to order from a batch of homemade dough, roasting it to perfection in a pizza oven mounted on one wall.
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Earlier this month, GlamGlow debuted its PoutMud Tint Wet Lip Balm Treatments, which hydrate your lips to perfection, all while adding a little tint and peppermint scent.
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Also like a crab cake, these cakes were crispy on the outside, fleshy on the inside, and seasoned to perfection with pepper, green onion, and celery salt.
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It can cook any pizza to perfection and keep every last slice hot and delicious, or act as a serving platter for hot and/or chilled foods.
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So I basically transformed it into a top with the boys [Mark Badgley and James Mischka] and then I had them remake me this skirt to perfection.
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The plan worked to perfection ... an unsuspecting Sapp even put his arm around the guy to pose for a photo before he dropped the bomb on him.
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GET OVER IT." Back In March, Kesha posted a photo of herself in a bikini on Instagram, with the caption, "Not a slave to perfection right now.
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So, while we know that Corinne's favorite food is cheese pasta (made to perfection by her nanny Raquel) we have yet to discover what makes Nick tick.
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Fennel pollen-dusted, garlic-studded pork roasted to perfection, and served over a bed of Spanish onions is about as close to heaven as you can get.
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I'm thinking of a future when products are designed not for the brief moment when they are new, but for when they have been aged to perfection.
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Mavericks manhandle Magic DALLAS — Following the blueprint to their season-high, six-game homestand to perfection, the Dallas Mavericks secured another blowout of a lottery-bound opponent.
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Nothing fancy, just a regular, metal and wood stock shotgun, but it was tuned to perfection: The noise, the spread of the bullets, the damage it dealt.
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She says that she will "keep on slowly knitting it to perfection," which certainly leaves things more open-ended than the instructions on a ramen package do.
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Each one is polished to perfection, placed on a plinth and bathed in a soft spotlight, picking out the glint of silver and the gleam of gold.
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During the day when you're at work or school, it slow cooks your food to perfection, so you can have dinner ready the moment you arrive home.
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It has 14 smart programs to cook almost anything to perfection, and the word on the street is it's a must-have for any kitchen these days.
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Part of the problem lies in the basic difficulty that the market is "priced to perfection" in terms of valuations, said Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global.
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"Nowadays, you can edit something to perfection; a movie might've been edited for weeks or months, and we have to do it in one take," San added.
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GRAN SASSO (Reuters) - Britain's Simon Yates timed his final sprint to perfection to claim Giro d'Italia ninth stage and extend his lead in the overall classification on Sunday.
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Unlike at school, Hiroshi has the patience for these lessons: His grandfather is not telling him how he should think; he is teaching him to aspire to perfection.
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St. John's game plan worked to perfection — attack the rim with its athletic front line and let two left-handed freshman guards control the tempo of the game.
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"When you have valuations that are somewhat frothy, credit markets that are let's say priced to perfection, this can create a trading opportunity on the downside," Morganlander said.
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And all the data from early adopters (some might call them paying beta testers) enables Snap to tweak Spectacles hardware and software to perfection before a full launch.
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From her style to her Instagram content, we live in a world where Bey is the closest thing to perfection that we laypeople have to look up to.
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Rick Bayless' famed Mexican cuisine recently landed at Walt Disney World with Frontera Cocina, offering a collection of impeccable margaritas, enchiladas and of course, guacamole done to perfection.
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Kristen Bell hilariously stripped back some of the primped-to-perfection gloss of her Emmys look the day after the big show, and we love her for it.
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Eventually Maria ends up confronting her aggressively hyperactive director, Karen Grisham (played to perfection by Ana Gasteyer) who takes to swathing herself in an orange Buddhist monk robe.
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Sure, they don't sound particularly appetizing, but when steamed to perfection and seasoned with sesame oil, black vinegar, shaoxing wine, ginger, chillies, and shallots, they're pretty damn magical.
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Michael Phelps joined Arizona State's Curtain of Distraction, a masterpiece of distraction and fan participation, and it worked to perfection, Thompson Jr. missed both of his freebie shots.
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TINY SAUCEPAN TINY SKEWERS ON A TINY GRILL At the end of the prep work, the little dishes are plated to perfection, right next to larger identical versions.
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Youtube user Jun, previously known for his amazing work polishing a rusty knife to perfection, has taken his skills to a new level by preparing some delicious sushi.
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Attach it to the side of a pot, add water and your food in a sealed bag, and step back to let it cook your meal to perfection.
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I was having liver at home one day and I wondered if I could liquidise this and put it into the food processor and it smoothed to perfection.
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When he returned to the window, he had a big plate with just a sole chunk of (most likely the recently butchered) meat—cooked to perfection—on it.
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While the 40-year-old American has been a monument to perfection in the ring his pursuit of an equally accomplished life away from it ended long ago.
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He timed his leap to perfection, turning his 6-foot-11 body into a long crane, and plucked the yellow, oval-shaped ball out of the night sky.
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It was a plan working to perfection before last week's terrible performance in a shutout against Indianapolis made the Cowboys wait an extra week to clinch their division.
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Pizzas are baked to perfection in this oven by G3Ferrari, that can bake home-made or frozen pizzas in only five minutes thanks to the high cooking temperature.
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"When growth companies, particularly tech companies, are priced to perfection, the price for imperfection is quite high," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors.
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Ironically, humans have rolled out the red carpet for the invaders by transporting them around the world and providing a trash-strewn urban landscape that suits them to perfection.
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If the weird, cartoonish games are for kids, then a group more realistic Photoshop apps could appeal to teenagers who are already used to filtering their selfies to perfection.
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Very few have been known to reject a personal platter stacked full of warm cookies — or, better yet, a basket of cupcakes that are sprinkled and frosted to perfection.
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Sure, you can buy other non-stick pans, but cast iron skillets can go from gas stove, to oven, to the grill so any dish can cook to perfection.
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And then we danced the night away under the stars with the best firework display I have ever seen timed to perfection with the music of their first dance.
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The sequence worked to perfection as Tarasenko zipped a pass to Backes, who quickly fed a pass to Schwartz for a go-ahead goal late in the third period.
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And thanks to a convenient ready indicator light, you'll know exactly when the waffle maker is ready to cook and when your tasty waffles have been fluffed to perfection.
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"Uber is priced to perfection and it's not a perfect company," Carmel said, although he added that Uber has taken promising steps since Dara Khosrowshahi took over as CEO.
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It is a wonderful toaster oven that comes with all the accessories you need, bakes food evenly, and has a lot of helpful presets that cook food to perfection.
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By the time the meat arrives at each of the 29 shacks across the country, it has been cut to perfection, divided into equal proportions and prepared for consumption.
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Starring Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara as lesbian lovers in the repressed setting of the 1950s, Carol is an aching romance that's tender and textured, and shot to perfection.
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Leonard regularly rips the ball off the rim and goes coast-to-coast, swiveling through defenders with an in-and-out move that's executed to perfection at top speed.
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An unheralded teammate, Gene Tenace, played his role to perfection in the World Series, slamming four home runs to lead the A's to the first of three consecutive titles.
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LeBron got really into his IT themed get up, pulling off a Pennywise outfit to perfection, complete with incredible makeup, hair, white gloves, and those creepy-ass red balloons.
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In another life, I probably would have been serving President Bush his vodka martini, made to perfection with a splash of dry vermouth, two olives and a cocktail onion.
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Running the two-minute offense to perfection, Schaub completed 8 of 10 passes for 76 yards to set up Ito Smith's 4-yard touchdown run with 33 seconds remaining.
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The MeatStick® True Wireless Meat Thermometer: Xtender Set Overcooked meat is almost impossible to salvage, but it's not easy to cook it to perfection in the first place.
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"Priced to perfection" is often heard these days in discussions of financial markets with value metrics in a number of asset classes hovering several standard deviations above the norm.
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"Kem Ley mastered the art of communication to perfection," Astrid Noren-Nilsson, a lecturer at Lund University's Center for East and South-East Asian Studies, wrote in an email.
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Running the two-minute offense to perfection, Schaub completed 8 of 10 passes for 76 yards to set up Ito Smith's 4-yard touchdown run with 33 seconds remaining.
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You can pick up premade wrappers, fill them with whatever deliciousness you see fit, make a few quick folds, and steam them to perfection in a matter of minutes.
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It's weird to say this, but I feel like Sony is taking a Nintendo-style approach to their flagship games and only releasing them when they're polished to perfection.
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I'm not saying that things aren't going to be as good as things are hoping for, but [the market] is kind of priced to perfection," Maley said on "Trading Nation.
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And hair was styled to perfection, from extreme side partings to perms and shaggy mullets, a move away from the loose, beach-waved hair that's dominated for so many seasons.
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If neither production is as close to perfection as Mr. Cooke's "Ma Rainey" is, both offer scary, satisfying moments of combustion in which characters suddenly seem to burst into flames.
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Blough implemented Parker's game plan to perfection in the first half and the defense, which was ranked near the bottom in many categories in the FBS, outplayed the Cornhuskers' offense.
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At CES, it's announcing its latest flagship GZ2000 4K OLED TV, which Panasonic says utilizes a "professional edition" panel that's been tuned to perfection in Hollywood by colorist Stefan Sonnenfeld.
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Everyone needs to carry something different to and from work every day, but Lowepro has come very close to perfection with its Urbex backpack by optimizing it for modern electronics.
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Not just her own daughter, who she has raised to perfection, but every child who needs a champion: kids who take the long way to school to avoid the gangs.
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The NFL Hall of Famer got SERVED with a lawsuit in his battery case by a process server PRETENDING TO BE A FAN ... and executed the trick play to perfection!
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In particular, models will have to be trained on rare cases as they get closer to perfection, said Vivek Bhatt, chief technology officer at GE Healthcare's clinical care solutions division.
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Thygesen said the company has made a "huge amount of progress the past three months," but that getting to perfection is impossible with the amount of activity that YouTube hosts.
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He played the part to perfection, and became a Southern California icon—until, in 1959, he fell in love with the actress Jean Seberg, leaving his British wife for her.
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Reports estimate that more Indians watch the English Premier League on Hotstar than on TV. Hotstar had timed its launch to perfection during the ICC Cricket World Cup in 7.713.
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Pork osso bucco was braised to perfection with just the right hint of rosemary and with a bed of smashed potatoes to soak up the gravy of the entree special.
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Somebody like Johns, who had such early success, it's such a fortunate thing that almost everything — 60 years of work — has been documented maybe to perfection for the most part.
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" The hundreds of thousands of fans who would descend on Russia in eight years' time, he said, would find facilities of "the highest standard," delivered "on time and to perfection.
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Pizza oven Pizzas are baked to perfection in this oven by G3Ferrari, that can bake home-made or frozen pizzas in only five minutes thanks to the high cooking temperature.
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"In the markets today, yields are low, spreads are tight, and risk assets are priced to perfection, but everywhere you look there are red flags," Minerd said in the letter.
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She somehow loses her baby brother Samuel while playing peek-a-boo, igniting suspicion and misery in her family, particularly her intensely religious mother Katherine (played to perfection by Kate Dickie).
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Not only is the card rare, but it is graded a 220 out of 10 by Professional Sports Authenticator — a company that grades cards on how close to perfection they are.
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"La La Land" is from 31-year-old writer-director Damien Chazelle, who made a splash with his 2014 film "Whiplash," an intense study of a jazz drummer's quest to perfection.
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Pacquiao saga was a lesson in delayed gratification so severe that the fight itself never could have lived up to the hype, but Mayweather had exacted his long game to perfection.
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See, naturalistas need a lot of product on hand to make sure every curl and coil is moisturized and defined to perfection, which isn't always convenient when you're away from home.
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Those founders have been honing their pitches to perfection, and they're ready to launch their dream to the world — tomorrow, 8 November — at the Tomie Ohtake Institute in São Paulo, Brazil.
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Enter a hilarious montage of Yeun making jokes at O'Brien's expense, firing the staff, play the guitar, moussing his hair to perfection, giving himself a motivational speech and so much more.
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It's become pretty common knowledge that celebrities and models gracing the covers of magazines, fashion spreads, advertising campaigns and even their own Instagram posts are often Photoshopped and retouched to perfection.
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It also has a 4-quart cook and crisp basket, which will hold up to a 5-pound chicken or two pounds of French fries to cook and crisp to perfection.
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You can read the winning playbook here: Newburgh worked its plan to perfection last year and based on that inspired performance, it would be foolish to count them out this year.
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CeCe plays the male diva role to perfection here, instilling every word with the kind of urgency and intensity that'd be laughable and hammy if it didn't feel so fucking real.
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You've got Good Lighting (a light, dusty mauve), In A Blush (a milky, pastel pink), Pinked To Perfection (a peachy-pink), and On The Mauve (a dark gray with purple undertones).
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The St. Louis Cardinals are using a mix of youngsters and veterans to stay alive in the National League wild-card race, and lately the recipe has been working to perfection.
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"I really thought, 'My God, we are possibly looking at the closest thing to perfection that we've ever seen on a pitcher's mound,'" Mr. Rose recalls of the early Gooden years.
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With four diamond-like carbon dynamic drivers in each ear and a high-frequency range of 40,000 HZ, they may be the closest thing to perfection when it comes to earbuds.
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When "Little Women" opens, Jo March — played to perfection by Saoirse Ronan — is selling her stories in New York to a skeptical publisher, making her way in a crowded, smoky world.
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In the clip from The Driver's Seat, Taylor deftly draws on a sharp wing, a cut crease, and blends it all to perfection with blue powder — all with a stubby little brush.
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Well, at least in the case of "Get Well Danielle," the "Very Very Vegetable" juice mogul and vlogger that Mr. Robot's Carly Chaikin plays to perfection in the Sophia Takal-directed episode.
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This couple's exchanges were always written to perfection, so it seemed almost fitting that their biggest moment had no words we could hear; it was 10-times more powerful as a result.
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So, with cold weather brings another area of street style, that, given the right gust of wind, can be quite beautiful: We're talking about celebrities and their oversized, tailored-to-perfection outerwear.
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The 23-23 Los Angeles Lakers, led by Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant in their prime, came even closer to perfection on their way to the Lakers' second of three consecutive titles.
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Their teamwork played to perfection at an Oval Office meeting with Trump in early December, when the president, who is used to dominating a room, was kept off balance by alternating salvos.
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And Auckland's Dan Hooker is always going to get name checked in this writer's articles for the two beautiful gameplans he worked to perfection against Ross Pearson and Marc Diakiese last year.
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All season long, the sun has been ripening summer squash, fat purple eggplants, fuzzy green okra, and sweet, sweet corn to perfection, and now's the time to be eating all of it.
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Aside from a cult-favorite product line, the brand has also carved out a niche for itself with its brow bar — a destination for gals to get their sets groomed to perfection.
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The third couple is a recently-separated young man and his brand new girlfriend, a nymphomaniac (played to perfection by Davis herself) who offers everybody speed or ketamine, sometimes mixing them up.
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Tottenham hit back again in brilliant fashion seven minutes after the break when Eriksen's teasing ball left Luiz floundering, and Alli, timing his run to perfection, stabbed the ball high past Courtois.
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The notion that a drink produced by sunshine, rain, dirt, vines and yeast can be judged by how close it comes to perfection, signified by a 100 score, never made much sense.
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George Washington, Aaron Burr, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison: Our lily-white founding fathers are all portrayed to perfection by a cast of some of the most talented non-white men in musical theater.
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Here's Weidman not quite getting it against Romero: And here's Romero using it to perfection against Tim Kennedy: Gastelum's game at middleweight has been to survive, to scramble, and to outlast his opponents.
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Graveman came up with a new game plan for the rematch Monday night, and he used it to perfection, pitching seven strong innings in a 3-2 A's victory at the Oakland Coliseum.
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The griddle features dual temperature controls to ensure everything is cooked to perfection each time while the non-stick cooking plates drain excess grease, so you can nosh on bacon with less guilt.
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But Utah executed the final inbound play to perfection, with Bogdanovic making a 28-footer over James Harden and P.J. Tucker, the final clutch 3 in a sequence of them down the stretch.
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The word Ousta is originally Turkish for "Master Craftsman," the one who knows his/her craft to perfection and has the ability and determination to build on it and teach it to others.
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Eighth-seeded Spaniard Ferrer played the villain to perfection, however, ending the two-times grand slam champion's record 20th campaign at Melbourne Park with an emphatic 6-183 6-4 6-4 victory.
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Nevertheless, Fisher continued to make frequent appearances in film and TV — usually as the long-suffering, quip-delivering best friend, a role she played to perfection in 1989's When Harry Met Sally.
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On the other hand, Anderson joked that Cohen worried more about making sure all his outerwear fit to perfection rather than finding the most functional cold-weather gear to fight the freezing weather.
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Kyrie Irving was needed for only 23 minutes of action, but in that time, he played the slasher/scorer/facilitator role to perfection, getting to the line and keeping the entire squad involved.
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MEANING, ARE WE PRICED TO PERFECTION ALL OF THESE THINGS, WHETHER IT'S TAX REGULATIONS, ET CETERA, OR IS THERE REALLY A LOT MORE ROOM TO MOVE, IF, IN FACT, THESE THINGS GET DONE?
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It cooks meat and chicken to perfection and is large enough to make portions for eight to 10 people without needing to make a second batch of whatever dish I'd like to serve.
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"To a large degree, equities are entering the second half of the year priced to perfection, with a narrow margin of error," said Terry Sandven, chief equity strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management.
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Summer squash grown in soil that sequesters carbon (rather than eroding at between 10 and 100 times its natural rate) can be roasted to perfection at barbecues in sprawling, well-maintained public parks.
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This is the story the prizewinning Wall Street Journal reporter John Carreyrou tells virtually to perfection in "Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup," which really amounts to two books.
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Watchful and tremulous, she captures to perfection the breathiness of Jackie's voice, as it floats above the guttural twang of less exalted lives—"Amairca," she says, smoothing her native land into trisyllabic gentility.
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But Utah executed the final inbound play to perfection, with Bogdanovic making a 453-footer over James Harden and P.J. Tucker, the final clutch 3 in a sequence of them down the stretch.
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I'll throw in a salmon fillet and some asparagus with olive oil, salt and pepper, for example, and using an internal camera, the oven knows what it is and cooks it to perfection.
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The 12th seed timed the conclusion almost to perfection, sealing victory at 8.50pm on his third match point after Khachanov dumped a tired backhand into the net to end a 20-stroke rally.
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The workout is as challenging as it is effective at sculpting women's bodies — its enthusiasts are known for being physical overachievers who are already fit but nevertheless driven to chisel themselves to perfection.
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The colors and beading on her custom-embroidered gown were rich and glamorous, the fit was impeccable and her hair was styled to perfection, making her a winner in more ways than one.
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Writer-director Lulu Wang's movie about a young woman (played to perfection by Awkwafina) going back to China to visit her ill grandmother is easily 2019's best weep-in-the-theater film.
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"I don't ask them to change their clothes to suit my narrative or sit a certain way for me or correct their pose to perfection ... I just go with the flow," explained Setia.
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It's a technique he has realized to perfection in his great cyclical works set in Rhinebeck, N.Y., "The Apple Family Plays" and "The Gabriels," staged at the Public Theater between 2010 and 2016.
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According to Lay's, an "executive chef" prepares the dish to perfection, then gives it to food scientists to distill into a combination of spices and additives—which include dextrose, molasses, and various yeasts.
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I just think that some people want someone to bang away at the piano and make you feel things, and there are people who want the absolutely precise, beautiful, tuned-to-perfection prose.
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Wow. There's a real pleasure to hearing Wayne do the Rick Ross thing to perfection and rap these grandiose Mafioso bars about gangster shit for just a second over this lush, luxurious beat.
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People Unlimited may represent the outer reaches of optimism around age reversal, but it's "1,000 times closer to perfection" than the contrary: a perverse acceptance of a tragic status quo, said Aubrey de Grey.
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Anyone can slap a rack of ribs on the grill and call it a day — but it takes a true BBQ pit master to enhance their dishes ten-fold by smoking them to perfection.
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Despite being a bit less crispy than Chef Ramsay had promised, this epic breakfast slice was filled with savory/spicy/sweet flavor, eggs baked to perfection, and just enough crunch from the bacon-topping.
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And Huffington has since polished her smooth Greek accent to perfection, as she has barreled her way through a life that could arguably be considered one of the more interesting in the digital space.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand Prime Minister John Key may have shocked an entire nation with his abrupt decision to step down, but for one small North Island community, the move was timed to perfection.
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So when the adherence to a faulty guideline does not prevent that heart attack, we're left with either blaming ourselves for not following the guideline to perfection, or blaming science for getting it wrong.
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The pans are then fed through a slow-moving conveyor belt-style pizza oven, where a broiler-like heating element bakes the pies to as close to perfection as they'll ever hope to get.
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Hierro, who had been working as sporting director for the Spanish FA, and his team stuck to Lopetegui's game plan and they executed it almost to perfection until they were undone by Ronaldo's strike.
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The thin, mostly uniform size means that there is never too much soft potato inside, the exterior always has the perfect crunch, and I'd say that they're almost always warm and salted to perfection.
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Murderers and cops, journalists and racists, the people howling for more bloodshed, the people begging for calm—all of us working together on a single production, all of us following the script to perfection.
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While walking on a lake in a gorgeous ballroom gown, hair pinned to perfection, and looking like a Barbie come alive, the former Ms. Hough saw her hubby-to-be shed some tears for her.
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Each of her earlier covers — from "Stripped" to "Back to Basics" and even her very first self-titled debut album — has come with hair that's been styled to perfection and heavy-handed eyeliner or lipstick.
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Baked to perfection and shaped especially for the show's takeout boxes, "The Great Comet's Famous Pierogies" (as they're known) are delivered to the theater roughly 15-30 minutes before showtime, in heat-keeping delivery bags.
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But technology can help: Remote thermometers and apps like Weber's iGrill let cooks monitor the temperature of food on the grill from a smartphone, ensuring your game-day grub is smoked or seared to perfection.
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Finum Brewing Basket, available on Amazon, $12.74Finim's brewing basket is the best tea infuser you can buy to brew loose tea leaves because it is spacious enough to let the tea leaves brew to perfection.
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Read more: Ronda Rousey posted a graphic photo of the bloody, mangled finger that surgeons had to reattach to her after a 'freak accident' on a film setEverything about the submission was timed to perfection.
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Journalist Charles Aaron, who wrote for SPIN and was one of the first people in the mainstream music press to cover Company Flow , was exposed to the group through the "8 Steps to Perfection" single.
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"If [the market is] priced to perfection and then something indicates that the perfection is a pipe dream, prices will come off," said Brad Cornell, emeritus professor of finance at UCLA, of last week's selloff.
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"It's always a pleasure to see that a new vehicle has been found for Edward Gorey's distinctive drawings, and in this instance a fey, imaginative little tale that fits them to perfection," our reviewer wrote.
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Anyone can trade in the stress of "forming a disk," of searching for a wine bottle to use as a rolling pin, of transferring torn pastry to its dish for this easy route to perfection.
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WELLINGTON, Dec 7 (Reuters) - New Zealand Prime Minister John Key may have shocked an entire nation with his abrupt decision to step down, but for one small North Island community, the move was timed to perfection.
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But Gatlin, who stumbled at the death to lose the 2015 world final to Bolt by a hundredth of a second, on this occasion timed his surge and dip to perfection to win in 1003 seconds.
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For nearly 40 years now Lawrence has played the underdog to perfection, honing an air of misunderstood talent, revelling, or at least seeming to revel, in never quite being as big as he believed he should.
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The Chargers, with fresh memories of a regular-season loss to the Ravens, crafted a defensive scheme around running down Jackson and knocking the ball loose, and, much to the Ravens' chagrin, it worked to perfection.
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Dreamy scents get blended to perfection, vibrant colors come to life — and the Unicorn Horn Bubble Bar from this year's limited-edition Valentine's Day lineup is mixed, shaped, and molded from all your favorite skin-loving ingredients.
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While of course she has the help of her trusty makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic to make certain her full face of glam is expertly shaded and buffed to perfection, the reality star is not too shabby herself.
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"Not a slave to perfection right now," the singer, 29, captioned a black and white Instagram photo of herself lounging in a pool in Palm Springs, California, while wearing a black bikini and striped cat-eye sunglasses.
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"In the markets today, yields are low, spreads are tight, and risk assets are priced to perfection, but everywhere you look there are red flags," said Scott Minerd, global chief investment officer at $270 billion Guggenheim Investments.
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And Jimmy Fallon pretends to not have known he was going to have to sing "Wheels on the Bus" in the voice of Michael Bolton shortly before doing it to perfection with a backing band—The Roots!!!!
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Then one day, she wakes up and discovers she's 13 again — which means Martin is back, playing to perfection what it would be like for grown-up Jordan to be trapped in her 13-year-old body.
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In the pilot, which the network will use to determine whether it wants to order a full season of the series, the Graboid worms make a return to Perfection, Nevada and once again threaten to destroy it.
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Kabila said he aims for the long-delayed elections, which will mark Congo's first democratic transfer of power, to be close to "perfection", despite concerns in Congo and abroad about their organisation and the possibility of fraud.
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My anxiety rose and swirled, watching and willing her to be as close to perfection as possible, not for me, because I was already a believer, but for the swaths of America that would rather she stumbled.
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After 14 laps of a circuit taking in Regent Street, Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus, the Mitchelton Scott rider timed his sprint to perfection to cross the line ahead of Germany's Andre Greipel and Colombian Fernando Gaviria.
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It could be an achingly wistful "I Want You" (sung to perfection by Ryan and Caitlin Houlahan) or an improbably reborn "Like a Rolling Stone," with a tambourine-rattling Winningham flailing like a sheet in the wind.
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But McKinnon also honed some more of her original wild women characters to perfection this year — most notably Colleen, a disgruntled alien abductee whose raw-deal experiences almost always make McKinnon's scene partners break character into laughter.
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Visitors coming from the United States are much more likely to be on the hunt for a polished-to-perfection pink '240 Chevy cruising the streets of Havana than a flock of flamingos in an isolated lagoon.
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With the light fading fast, the 12th seed timed the conclusion to perfection, sealing victory at 8.50pm on his third match point after Khachanov dumped a tired backhand into the net to end a 20-stroke rally.
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While there is risk on some of the "priced-to-perfection" tech stocks, he said there are large- and small-cap stocks that are growing dividends better than 10 percent and have a healthy free-cash flow.
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Instead, it plays like a well-shaken cocktail of pop influences, blended to something close to perfection: It's Stephen King meets John Carpenter meets Steven Spielberg meets David Cronenberg — with a dash David Bowie, Jim Henson, and Vangelis.
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Throw Justin Timberlake's name in the hat to play Rafiki in the live-action 'Lion King' flick -- 'cause he executed the Simba lift on a baby to perfection at a golf tourney ... and TMZ Sports has the video.
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Add in the stringent safety requirements and exacting standards that have to be met for each flight, and the pressure is on for the supply chain to deliver vast amounts of product in short time spans, to perfection.
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So every time you upload a program you've tweaked to perfection, you can feel good about helping the children of tomorrow learn a valuable skill—in addition to having a great reason to play with BB-8 again.
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Deadpool one-liners that Ryan Reynolds reworked to perfection, a lot of fabulousness from Zazie Beetz as Domino, and cameos from Matt Damon and Brad Pitt—it's full of wonderful surprises and more laughs than anyone can count.
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One driver told me earlier this year that he has learned his tactic for the television pen, answer the first question, tweak it to perfection it for the second crew and then repeat ad nauseam until it's done.
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"The stock is trading near its 52-week highs, but it's really priced to perfection and actually remains incredibly expensive," Boris Schlossberg, managing director of foreign exchange strategy at BK Asset Management, told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Wednesday.
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In Mr. Martins's emotionally penetrating ending — on a stage, lit to perfection as a glimmering lake — Odette parts ways with an inconsolable Siegfried in floor-skimming backward steps, disappearing through paths of swans that close in on her.
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Rattled with her poor execution on the vault, the Russian was clearly not herself when she mounted her trademark apparatus — the asymmetric bars — and messed up a routine she could usually perform to perfection even if she was blindfolded.
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Every other day after school, Tiger Mother instructed me to lay on my back while she massaged every last pore on my face with thick layers of foreign creams, primping and pampering every millimeter until I radiated to perfection.
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Similarly, the drawn figures move not only across genders, but also between, say, the body image of a diva that is cultivated to perfection and never grows old, and the real body, withered and weary, which cannot overcome time.
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When a celebrity steps on stage for a performance, onto the red carpet for a premiere, or in front of the camera in any capacity, he or she has likely been coiffed to perfection by a full glam squad.
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I began my third day of technological isolation by eating the perfect breakfast at a charming old-school diner—bacon, eggs, buttery toast, and home fries, cooked to perfection—and started chatting with the owner about my Polaroid camera.
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Crowning the rice is a rich duck-egg yolk that has been slow-cooked to perfection, and then dusted with catfish abon (dried, finely shredded fish, sometimes unappetizingly called 'floss'), and topped off with fern tips and edible wildflowers.
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Network as much as possibleAlways put the customer firstApply the same economics to all productsExecute as close to perfection as possibleAlways listen and try to learn new thingsPractically speaking, they say there are numerous ways to apply these lessons.
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The type was even named after one of her characters: the Tracy Flick type, the Type A overachiever that Witherspoon channeled to perfection in Election and has played with variations again and again over the course of her career.
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There's a kind of faux humility to it — perhaps best embodied by the presence of the word "just" in seemingly every other clause — that is inherently ostentatious and hilarious, and both McBride and Goodman have tuned it to perfection.
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Curtis Stone Sous Vide Cooker & Beverage Chiller Stick this baby in a pot with water along with a plastic bag filled with food, and you'll be able to cook whatever you like to perfection based on precise temperature control.
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If you think about it, Ronaldo has few other desires in life than to be a human mannequin: he wants nothing more than for you to gaze upon him, etched eternal and still, skin, teeth, and hair glossy to perfection.
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This is the first appearance of game tonight (and baby boar, no less), and yet the star of the plate is the endive: it's cooked to perfection and gently charred to bring out its character and titillate your organoleptic receptors.
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But in addition to being able to belt out musical notes to perfection, she also has a fiery sense of humor which she showed off during a Reddit Ask Me Anything session she hosted in honor of a her new album.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Kenya's Faith Kipyegon added the world title to her Olympic gold when she won a superb women's 21,2500 meters final in a white-hot London Stadium atmosphere on Monday, judging her charge to perfection and holding off the field.
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Disney doesn't bring Beauty and the Beast any closer to perfection with the live-action adaptation, but it shows that it understands what made that film so magical in the first place, while putting its own subtle spin on a classic.
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So I am taking my hat off not to perfection, but to a leader and a for-profit company that have worked hard to walk their talk — and to create some amazing opportunities and spaces for diversity and inclusion to thrive.
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Mido, on the other hand, timed his purple patch to perfection, putting away 10 goals in the season's final nine games to keep Ibrahimovic confined to the bench and to see his club crowned champions with a game to spare.
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"It's a matter of really having a great weekend, and executing everything to perfection — getting bonus points by winning the pole and leading the most laps; winning the race and scoring maximum points," Power said Thursday in a telephone interview.
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Fashion always loves a showman and, at the British Fashion Council show space, Mr. Pugh played his part to perfection, using the body as a stage for jaw-dropping structural black and gold creations that soared above and behind the models.
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" The editorial continued, "Unquestionably, the slouching, defiant posture of the two black athletes did no credit to either, but the persistence they had shown in training up to perfection pitch demonstrated that they had no lack of the Olympic 'ethic.
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Of course it had: his lips in a gentle pout, his eyeliner immaculate, every hair in his mustache trimmed to perfection, he seemed to be daring the customs officials of the world to give him a kiss instead of a stamp.
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Mr. Graff has a reputation giving priority to perfection over size: In 2010 he was criticized by some gem experts for his decision to recut the historic Wittelsbach-Graff diamond to remove flaws, reducing its weight by more than four carats.
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The cast all played their roles to perfection, with Al Roker dressing up as Steve Urkel from Family Matters, Savannah Guthrie channeling a pregnant Demi Moore in her famous Vanity Fair cover and Matt Lauer donning the iconic puffy shirt from Seinfeld. .
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To save you some extra time (considering not every brand on the site is participating in the promo), we've rounded up our R29 readers' most-shopped beauty products for summer 2019 — all of which have been price-chopped to perfection during this sale.
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The political left looks at the United States as a nation so flawed that it requires fundamental change, while those on the right consider the bones of the country – its Constitution, for instance -- as close to perfection as any system can be.
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Not only does the season bring about glowy, well-rested skin that makes us want to rock a bare face on the reg, but, for curly-haired girls, it also delivers those tousled-to-perfection waves only beach weather can seem to create.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A calm Sloane Stephens picked her shots to perfection to overcome Japan's Naomi Osaka in a battle between the last two U.S. Open champions at the WTA Finals on Monday before top seed Angelique Kerber was upset by Kiki Bertens.
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The Oakland Athletics played the role of spoiler to perfection against one American League wild-card hopeful and attempt to do the same versus another as they visit the Los Angeles Angels on Monday for the opener of a three-game series.
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Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports Elite runner Kellyn Taylor has spent the last several months at home in Flagstaff, Arizona, training for the New York City Marathon: long runs, hills, timed trials, all in the name of honing her pace to perfection.
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In a stunning victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton, Trump stuck to a plan that worked to perfection in the Republican primary, a campaign built around his blunt-talking celebrity persona, his command of social media, and his anti-establishment message of change.
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Prince Arsyen had not been raised in the Order of the Red Woodpecker — buffed and preened and rubbed and polished to perfection by handmaidens each morning — with the idea that he would leave the royal palace and clean people's toilets in America.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - While the All Blacks met homecoming NBA star Steven Adams and contemplated how they could inch their game even closer to perfection on Wednesday, Wales were licking their wounds after a humiliating defeat to Super Rugby's Waikato Chiefs in Hamilton.
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Tourism website Nova Scotia Webcams has begun streaming hypnotic footage of donair meat spinning its way to perfection via the Donair Cam, capturing a hot, greasy tower of meat before it gets shaved and shoved down the boozy throats of Maritime drinkers.
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After butter basting the wagyu to perfection (with a ton of garlic and herbs, of course), he laid it over a bright puree of kale and chicken stock, a swipe of celery root truffle sauce, and a simple salad of kale leaves.
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Some of this Sade fever can be traced to Patrick Matamoros, 258, a high-end dealer who finds rare T-shirts, distresses them to perfection and then places them on to the backs of celebrity clients such as Rihanna, Diplo and Mark Ronson.
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Without the communique, which is often a largely pre-agreed end point to the summit's race through global crisis, only he, Macron, would know the route, allowing him to plan a few surprises along the way, which he did, seemingly to perfection.
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It works to perfection — until what was the final episode on TV. By that point, the dynamics between Ms. Calinoiu and Mr. González, who play the characters as a contemporary couple, are noticeably different from Liv Ullmann and Erland Josephson's on screen.
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Their surprise group-stage defeat by Croatia was a blow to their pride, but there was no shame in being knocked out by an excellent Italy side, drilled to perfection by Antonio Conte and bolstered by perhaps the best defensive unit to grace the tournament.
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In this episode of How-To , Mission Chinese Food's executive chef Angela Dimayuga shows us how to use koji—a form of fermented cooked rice or soybeans—as a marinade to age chicken over the course of three days so that it fries to perfection.
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Lotto Soudal rider Griepel timed his sprint to perfection in the home stretch of the 211 km race ahead of Giacomo Nizzolo and Sacha Modolo, picking up his second stage win in this year's race and the third successive stage victory for his team.
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The loss was the Indians' first in the postseason, after six wins in which virtually everything they did worked to perfection — from the decisions of Manager Terry Francona to the stellar pitching of their relief corps and the sparkling defensive play of their fielders.
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"We are consistently outbid for assets around the world because they are really priced almost to perfection and there's an enormous amount of capital chasing infrastructure, particularly in developed markets," Machin told reporters after the fund reported results for its last fiscal year on Thursday.
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Assembled through auditions and years of grooming within an intense studio culture — the highly regimented system of idol group production in Korean and Japanese music studios — idol groups are polished to perfection, designed to present the very highest standards of beauty, dance, and musicality.
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Frida Ghitis: Schiff's opening day plan worked to perfection If President Donald Trump and his Republican defenders thought the first day of the Senate impeachment trial would be a day to bore viewers with droll procedural debates, they could not have been more wrong.
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Aside from Hanks playing Doug's grumbling shrugs to perfection, the sketch was smart and sly in the way it managed to find the center of a Venn diagram between people that few — from Dougs to Darnells and everyone in between — rarely try to find anymore.
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That house, almost a character in its own right, is the ideal setting for a film that centers around two young women swathed in privilege, and groomed to perfection, but whose complete indifference and disaffection to anyone but each other mirrors the stale environment around them.
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The Avenger — played to perfection by either your first or second favorite Hemsworth brother, Chris — has certainly had a lot to deal with across the Marvel universe's many, many films, but one thing that he'll likely have to deal with in Thor: Ragnarok that he hasn't before?
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Go ahead and laugh at the absurdity of calling the act of bartending an "art" or a "skill," but how else would you get your $15 rhubarb syrup-infused doctored-up artisanal vodka sodas if not for the person responsible for shaking (or stirring) them to perfection?
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Though this wasn't exactly as on point as a couple of dudes with Butt-related names calling out the terms of the Jose Quintana deal between the Chicago Cubs and White sox, hours before the Kyri-IT trade actually went down, someone predicted it nearly to perfection.
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Hanks said every filmmaker he'd worked with had at some point said to him "tomorrow, if you don't do your job really well, we don't have a movie," explaining that everyone on a filmset felt pressure to "do their job to perfection" in each movie shot.
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"Markets are priced so close to perfection that it really doesn't take very much of a wobble to any of the bull narratives to catalyze moves in the market, and I think that's what we're seeing with the trade headlines," said Pete Cecchini, chief market strategist with Cantor Fitzgerald.
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"Markets are priced so close to perfection that it really doesnt take very much of a wobble to any of the bull narratives to catalyze moves in the market, and I think thats what were seeing with the trade headlines," said Pete Cecchini, chief market strategist with Cantor Fitzgerald.
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"At these levels, I think the dollar is nearly priced to perfection and we think the euro should see a rebound from later this year," said Paul Baird, head of fixed income at Newton Asset Management, a subsidiary of BNY Mellon which manages $49.8 billion in assets globally.
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And nestling at the bottom of both pots is the belly meat of the restaurant's pièce de résistance: the Mangalitsa pig that Chapman has been breeding to perfection for the last 18 months with farmers at The Cornwall Project, a collective providing London restaurants with top South West produce.
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But this particular body, so exhaustively perfected, he would now leave to the R.G. Kar Medical College to make what use they could of it before it was thrown away; as the green coconut grew to perfection, gave up its goodness and ended in the gutter, with the rest.
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Decked out in a dark suit, white dress shirt, sleek Trump-esque hair and eyebrows, an American flag pin, and that creepy-ass red tie, McDavid posed with his girlfriend dressed as the first lady Melania and even pulled off one of Trump's go to hand-gestures to perfection.
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The cooking is low, slow and angst-inducing, before finally, with a silent prayer to the maqluba gods (that it will all hold together, that it's cooked to perfection), you invert the pan onto a plate and a perfectly formed layer cake reveals itself in all its glory.
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"At these levels, I think the dollar is nearly priced to perfection and we think the euro should see a rebound from later this year," said Paul Brain, head of fixed income at Newton Investment Management, a subsidiary of BNY Mellon Investment Management which manages $49.8 billion in assets globally.
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The creamy remoulade sauce, caramelized onions, and pickles added to the flavor of the burgerThe toasted brioche bun coupled with the cooked-to-perfection meat patty made eating this burger a delightful experience, and the sauce was a nice touch as it paired well with all of the other savory flavors.
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This year was no different when the singer stepped out in her opulent papal mitre (a ceremonial head-dress of bishops) and an intricately bejeweled strapless mini dress with a matching collared robe by Maison Margiela Artisanal that embodied the theme, "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination," to perfection.
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Indeed, it might be the fact that this monument to perfection was so wantonly cast aside by its creators in favor of a newer, not-quite-as-good version of the same thing that explains the trend in retrofitting today's latest technology to run this particular '90s-era operating system.
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Though she placed maximum demands on Mr. Ramasar, he is now the most touchingly chivalrous of cavaliers; and when she stretched back in his arms at the end of those supported pirouettes, he timed to perfection the moment of thrilling stillness before he then turned with her one more time.
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Word of the Day adjective: having or revealing supreme mastery or skill adjective: perfect and complete in every respect; having all necessary qualities adjective: without qualification; used informally as (often pejorative) intensifiers verb: make perfect; bring to perfection verb: fulfill sexually _________ The word consummate has appeared in 112 articles on nytimes.
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As fish-out-of-water lawyer Josh (Nicholas D'Agosto) struggles to prove that his bumbling client Larry (the dependably great John Lithgow) didn't kill his wife, the town of East Peck comes alive with oddballs played to perfection by the likes of Sherri Shepherd (20173 Rock) and Jayma Mays (Glee).
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Wiseau is a bizarre figure in real life — an enigmatic kook whose accented, article-dropping syntax bears no real resemblance to anything known or heard prior — and Franco plays him to perfection; at a TIFF screening of The Disaster Artist, the real Wiseau even proclaimed his love for the movie.
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Wayne Kash, a Detroit-based makeup artist, recently shared before-and-after photos of a dramatic makeup transformation to Instagram, where his client (who gave him permission to use the before shot) starts with a serious black eye and leaves Kash's chair with no trace of the bruise, looking airbrushed to perfection.
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The connections between Kennedy and Trump, per the New York Times report are surprisingly deep, given the president's general lack of DC experience—and Trump and his allies exploited them to perfection, encouraging the swing justice to retire before the 2018 midterms, which could return control of the Senate back to Democrats.
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As you'd expect, these are feigned to perfection by Blanchett, though the film doesn't allow her portrayal of Hepburn to be much more than a star turn, and we are left wondering: Could Blanchett conjure up the spirit of her predecessor—that earthy air, both queenly and puckish—without recourse to impersonation?
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As Ture declaims (and Hawkins gets the pulse of his speech to perfection), his disciples chant in response, and the screen fills with their faces, blooming in and out of the darkness; the result may bear an unfortunate resemblance to the original video for "Bohemian Rhapsody," but the effect is rousing nonetheless.
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The cows must be Montbéliarde, the milk must be raw and super-fresh, and the 90-pound wheels must ripen on planks made of untreated local spruce for no less than four months, and sometimes upwards of two years, where they are rubbed with sea salt and painstakingly flipped, nurtured, and coaxed to perfection.
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She has the benefit of being a three-dimensional character played to perfection by the excellent Strahovski, but more often than not her inclusion in the plot hedges on whether or not the story wants to pump the breaks while viewers wait for Serena to decide what kind of person she wants to be.
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Get this: To get into these communities, you had to apply by filling out a survey that included your favorite bands (I liked Fugazi before you did); your favorite songs (What do you mean you've never heard "Deceptacon" by Le Tigre?); and, of course, plenty of pictures of yourself — highly contrasted and cropped to perfection.
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While I sympathize with the argument, I don't see why Auto-Tune should be considered any more of a cheat than overdubbing, another studio trick that, since the days of Les Paul, has substituted the flubbed notes of necessarily imperfect musicians with takes that come closer to perfection (and which Hajdu mentions only in passing).
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Photo: SamsungWhen the Huawei Mate X eventually goes on sale, it's going to come with a time-of-flight sensor on board too, and there's also one in the camera array of the Huawei P30 Pro: it means "your portrait [shots] will be highlighted and the sharpness will be exuded to perfection" in the words of Huawei.
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In all the pre-fight packages, Namajunas was presented as a humble person: where the cameras followed Bisping and Garbrandt and, to a somewhat lesser degree, Jedrzejczyk in their fancy cars, buying slick watches, and getting groomed to perfection, she was shown at her gym during the Halloween party for the kids there, who dressed up in costume.
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Once an idol group has been trained to perfection, the studios generate pop songs for them, market them, put them on TV, send them on tour, and determine when they'll next make their "comeback" — a term that usually signals a band's latest album release, generally accompanied by huge fanfare, special TV appearances, and a totally new thematic concept.
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There was a raw razor clam, churned into a soft tartare to be slurped right out of its long shell; two lamb courses, one a flank cooked to perfection, the other a shoulder brined for 36 hours and cooked for 12; and mackerel, accompanied by shaved raw asparagus and chorizo herbs, the spice mix used in the Iberian sausage.
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After Mr. Pierce ran into an acquaintance who told him that men aren't supposed to wear makeup, he filmed a satirical monologue, "Why Boys CAN'T Wear Makeup," in which he adopted the persona of a male makeup skeptic — "I mean, makeup is not going to help me win Call of Duty" — all while effortlessly highlighting, contouring and blending his face to perfection.
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While men in underwear is practically a glimpse into the headspace, and boudoir, Ford lives in, it's the tech specs of the latter that really stole the show: they're Swiss-made, unisex, available in 18-karat yellow gold, brushed and polished to perfection, come with interchangeable bands in hand-woven braided leather, stitched leather, pebbled grain leather, and alligator, and completely unaffordable for folks like us.
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Here are our top picks for the best grilling charcoal you can buy:Best charcoal overall:Royal Oak Ridge BriquettesBest all-natural charcoal:Weber Natural Hardwood BriquettesBest lump charcoal:Fogo All Natural Premium Hardwood Lump CharcoalBest charcoal for ceramic grills:Kamado Joe Natural Lump CharcoalBest affordable charcoal:Kingsford's Original Charcoal BriquettesThe best charcoal grills you can buyCharcoal grills sear meat and veggies to perfection and fill food with that perfect smokey flavor.
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Here are our top picks for the best grilling charcoal you can buy:Best charcoal overall:Royal Oak Ridge BriquettesBest all natural charcoal:Weber Natural Hardwood BriquettesBest lump charcoal:Fogo All Natural Premium Hardwood Lump CharcoalBest charcoal for ceramic grills:Kamado Joe Natural Lump CharcoalBest affordable charcoal:Kingsford's Original Charcoal BriquettesThe best charcoal grills you can buyCharcoal grills sear meat and veggies to perfection and fill food with that perfect smokey flavor.
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In terms of what people want that doesn't currently exist, [I'd say] more recipes and programs (we have thousands, but there are so many more we can do) and more flexibility; we can uniquely cook multiple ingredients simultaneously to perfection with our light-cooking technology and this enables lots of fun combinations [but] our customers would like even more flexibility in mixing and matching ingredients.
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At a lawn party to mark the release of their first merlot, we ate sweet native shrimp that my brother had netted in Puget Sound; tender asparagus from a nearby farm stand (locals will not eat asparagus unless it is picked that day); and little lamb chops, grilled to perfection by a friend whose Spanish ancestors ran sheep in Eastern Washington in the early 1900s.
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As he stood beside the president on Tuesday, wearing a sober, well-tailored suit with a pure white shirt and a neutral black, white and blue plaid tie — no partisan red — Judge Gorsuch played his current role to perfection, casting his eyes upward as if in search of higher thoughts, and then down to acknowledge the humility he would later express in his acceptance speech.
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Over the last 12 months, the city has witnessed back-to-back ALCS appearances by the Blue Jays in two incredible playoff runs, the Raptors turn in their best season in franchise history (falling two wins shy of the NBA Finals), and the Leafs' tank-to-get-better approach work to perfection, as they landed the the first overall pick in one of the deepest drafts in recent memory.
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Yankees 24.48, Rays 5 On the one-year anniversary of the Tampa Bay Rays' first use of a so-called opener, the Yankees copied the concept, having Chad Green, a reliever, start the game before handing off to another reliever, Nestor Cortes Jr. The concept did not exactly work to perfection for the Yankees, with Green and Cortes combining to allow five runs over five and two-thirds innings.
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The EP, though only four tracks spread across 15 minutes, packs a remarkably coherent vision of the project's sound, touching on classic country themes ranging from the lover's lament ("Pharaoh," for which we're premiering at the Angus Borsos-directed video at the top of the page); to the half-time shuffle recalling the early days of Fussell's relationship with his now-wife ("SOFR"); and a sky reaching falsetto backed by a pedal steel guitar played to perfection ("Secret").
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So after you finish searing meats and steaming your vegetable sides for dinner, you can bake yourself a nice cake in this thing (it has a controllable range of temperatures from 250°—425°, so you can dry bake hearty roasts or steam bake breads, cakes, and more.) The 6-quart Ninja cooking system also comes equipped with Auto-IQ technology, which allows you to let the Ninja take the wheel and cook your meals to perfection every time.
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From right, we have Karamo looking dashing and heroic and take-charge; Antoni doing just enough to avoid being accused of being basic but being so handsome he can carry it off anyway; Tan going fierce as fuck in a statement pattern; Bobby, bless him, being slightly dull in a blue suit, but after all, he probably built an entire house earlier today and didn't have time to pick up anything too special; and finally, Jonathan, working the hell out of his sheer high-necked peach blouse with his mustache curled to perfection.
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