| I studied the bands closely as, bandsmen and bandswomen all impeccably uniformed, they marched down the middle of the roadway. |
| It is wholly to Solomon's honour that even in the mad tempo that he chose, he managed to play it truly impeccably and encore it later. |
| It's an impeccably produced work, with pristine production bringing forth the punch of every whomping bass drum. |
| He had behaved impeccably so far, had shown no sign of ill character, so why did his very presence discomfort her? |
| He is a well-dressed, impeccably coiffed, university-educated 27-year-old who co-owns a computer and video business in Iraq's capital. |
| She was, as always, impeccably groomed and quite beautiful, but a petulant expression on her face marred her good looks slightly. |
