Sentence examples for Painstakingly completed from inspiring English sources

And that is why the stage has been set, the trimmings painstakingly completed.

When she returned to the United States and settled in Boston, she painstakingly completed a four-year effort, the novel Boston Adventure (1944), which presents the experiences of a young woman who leaves her working-class immigrant family to work for a wealthy Boston spinster.

In a downtown park in the under-visited city of Kumamoto on Kyushu, the south-western-most of Japan's main islands, a group of locals can be found painstakingly trying to complete what could be called the world's hardest jigsaw puzzle.

Slowly, painstakingly, a complete picture of what happened emerges.

Obtaining a Police Department list of all would-be jumpers who were thwarted from leaping off the Golden Gate between 1937 and 1971 — an astonishing 515 individuals in all — he painstakingly culled death-certificate records to see how many had subsequently "completed".

Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo, completing a painstakingly plotted comeback from political ruin nearly a decade ago, won a resounding victory on Tuesday in the race for governor of New York, easily beating his Republican rival, Carl P. Paladino.

With its gut renovation completed last month, this charming five-story limestone structure has been painstakingly restored into a 30-room property that feels more like a member's club for the Fortune 500 set.

The wall sconces painstakingly made by a local artisan to replicate the late-'20s era when the house was completed were in place on the living room wall opposite the fireplace.

But, of course, it is chiefly Erice's film - a perfectly controlled and imagined first feature so painstakingly made that Elias Querejeta, one of Spain's most enlightened producers, worried that it would never be completed.

After painstakingly translating Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan into emoji over the course of the last year, he's now completed the trilogy with a fully-translated version of Pinocchio called Pleasureland, which you can learn more about here.

THE first visitor to Johannes Gutenberg's shop after the inventor of the printing press had painstakingly produced a complete volume of the Bible for the first time probably asked if he could borrow a copy.