Sentence examples for and had a precise from inspiring English sources

Ms. Frank, who left her job with a wine distributor to spend more time with her husband and children, had visited hundreds of shops and had a precise image of how to fill her 320 square feet.

"When you walk into Bellevue, there is humanity from all over the world," said Dr. Ofri, who is 37, small and fine-boned and has a precise manner.

Hand and finger movements in temple dances in Indian and other Asian cultures are strictly regulated and have a precise symbolic meaning.

She's wearing a jeans skirt and a white tank top and has a precise manner that suggests she has perfected the art of speed-packing for a quick trip to the coast.

The 'C' value designates the comparative size of landforms components in a river basin and has a precise genetic meaning (Strahler 1957).

Most of the work in signal-based classification performed to date exploits general-purpose features which are well known, are well understood, and have a precise mathematical definition.

ANY tells Africa Is a Country: "Ludwig van Beethoven had a precise and almost absolute knowledge of polyrhythmic systems and patterns from the Gulf of Guinea region, on the west African coast.

"Ascari had a precise and distinctive driving style," said Enzo Ferrari, "but he was a man who had to lead from the start.

To ensure that participants had a precise and common understanding of the values, which was necessary for making an accurate evaluation, each value was presented with three examples.

But he was incredibly thoughtful, kind, intelligent and precise; and had a wonderfully attentive, it seemed to me, grasp on life.

He is long-nosed and lean, and has a disconcertingly precise power of recall over almost any detail of his five decades on the island.