(1) His unblemished record could well be extended tomorrow.

(2) Then working as a bus driver, he had an unblemished record and had been hoping to start a new career with Hampshire Constabulary.

(3) Mr Ferguson has an unblemished employment record stretching back 36 years and has a clean driving licence.

(4) And so Paris stands today, untouched, unblemished , simply one of the world's most magnificent cities.

(5) O'Neill's record remains unblemished , stretched to a perfect sequence of 12 played, 12 won.

(6) Mr Hebblethwaite is believed to be highly regarded for his clinical skills and had previously held an unblemished employment record.

(7) The vista is unblemished by gaudy advertising signs, utility lines or parked vehicles.

(8) York will have to find another gear for the York Festival on April 6 with seven visiting teams trying to spoil their unblemished record.

(9) Peter Butterfield, mitigating, asked for magistrates to consider the defendant's previously unblemished record.

(10) His unblemished driving record began 73 years ago when cars were still something of a luxury to most people.

(11) After I got my letter in the mail, I made arrangements with the cashier's office, my academic record unblemished .

(12) The court heard Stewart had an unblemished driving record of 17 years.

(13) York City will be bidding to end Hereford United's unblemished record against bottom-six clubs tomorrow.

(14) And that is a little worrying, because, forget the Tories, Labour's record is far from unblemished .

(15) Buy a plant that shows signs of good health, such as unblemished bark and happy-looking leaves without blotches.

(16) From the tip of the headland you are treated to a view of more unblemished promontories dotted along the coast.

(17) Dr Wolfson, who has run his practice at Claremont Medical Centre in Glenbuck Road for 17 years, has an unblemished record.

(18) He added that Professor Wahid has an unblemished record and is respected by every student and teacher in the University.

(19) He assumed the nation's highest judicial office, one that assumes its holder to have an unblemished record.

(20) Furthermore, even a minor charge can damage somebody with an unblemished reputation.