The industry's public relations could use some polishing as well.

So the polishing of the act, from field level on up, continues.

The process was more of a polishing than a recovery.

The time had come, I supposed, for the final polishing.

Let's assume that a little polishing will do well for the future.

"I can do a little polishing till you come back."

He did, however, put aside the polishing and look at his master.

These were a natural choice, of course, but they needed a little polishing to go with the Champagne.

All the while the hostages were kept in the polishing plant.

Oh, there were a few wrong notes, and his technique could use a little polishing.

Well it's chemical polishing and stuff like that, you know.

He needed a little polishing to make him entirely acceptable.

I suggest that we wait until tomorrow to begin final polishing.

The polishing alone took almost three days and a special hoist.

We are not very keen on silver - too much polishing.

The man turned abruptly and bent low over his polishing.

"In the polishing, we definitely feel that over a period of time, they will take a larger market share."

After he had finished polishing, one piece of paper remained there.

We were silent for a while, watching the Indians at their polishing.

"But it's one of those jewels that needs a little polishing."

"I want to do a little polishing on my data, anyway.

"I was a diamond in the rough who needed polishing."

The spoon never needs polishing, he said, because it is constantly in use.

Polishing of the first mirror was completed in November 2012.

If a grain is small or weak, it will break in the process of polishing.

He's a lot more polished at his age than I was.

I have made him good food and polished the floor.

The idea is good, but it needs to be polished.

I had polished it off for her every single time.

But there were still enough of them left to polish us off.

Then, having polished off the past, he looked at the future.

Had she not polished it with her own two hands?

You are having to polish only a little bit of it.

If there is nothing else to do we have to polish all the time.

She took his hand and moved it around her head, which felt almost polished.

Perhaps you will be able to polish your skills in my new world.

Students usually polish these skills through years of practice in high school.

A table of four could almost polish it off in one sitting.

Tell me, my son, how long does it take to polish you up?

He polished it all the rest of the time we were there.

Then they polish the whole surface for a month or so.

There was only a little left, and she polished it off.

It's all glass that I know how to polish and make clear.

And he has worked very hard to polish that dream.

"Every night I come home and try to polish my voice," he said.

He'd polished off that other war, and his forces are on the march right now.

I'd expect it to become more polished in the next couple of months at least.

Others, he noted, want their performance to be polished but seem natural.

Family members can practice each day to polish their acts.

I was simply a bit more polished in my presentation.

All I had to do was give it a good polish.

"The real issue is, how do we get them to run out of polish more often?"

It was just to keep the polish on my cover.

Also back, for some women, is a general concern with polish.

"But they have to be back to get the proper place for the polish."

He did what in my end of the business would be defined as a polish.

"But I did end up not wearing polish for a while."

The Polish would not come further than the quarter final.

Of course, he still needs polish and performance delivery but he's the real deal.

Even if the site needs some polish, it is still a simple, and free, source of information.

I need someone who's more than just spit and polish.

At their best, though, these musicians offered more than just polish.

As a group, their playing was short on polish but no one cared.

That is why using a brass polish will do no good.

You could wind up with more than a new shade of polish.

Tom's Eastern polish was not popular among the young people.

Did it get rubbed down, or just given a good polish?

In some ways, however, Squeeze's very polish has worked against its success.

What gets lost is a certain kind of polish and formal organization.

But polish is not everything in such deeply felt music, and the performance was moving.

"Every week you see that polish start to come up," he added.

Then he thought: Not that we ever had boot polish.

What's the best way to apply a traditional French polish?

"It could have done with a bit of polish - but not three and half years' worth."

Shoe polish, he thought as they led him into the dark room.