The phrase "at meticulously" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a misuse of the adverb "meticulously," which typically modifies verbs rather than being used with a preposition like "at."
Example: "She organized the files meticulously to ensure everything was in order."
Alternatives: "with great care" or "in a detailed manner."
If you are curious about where your food is coming from, look through the glass walls of the dining room or from the broad adjoining stone terrace at meticulously kept vegetable and herb gardens, greenhouses, and pens and shelters for cattle, pigs, sheep and poultry.
Finally, Dennis O'Rourke closes this special issue with a paper aimed at meticulously deciphering the main contradictions and concordances in American colonization models.
But keeping everyone on the same page can be difficult, even at a convention as meticulously stage-managed as this one.
Soldier Girls: The Battles of Three Women at Home and at War meticulously captures the tedium, fear, and loneliness of war — and the consequences for the women's personal lives.
But in her new exhibition, "Reparation Hardware," at Larrie through March 11th, the artist Ilana Harris-Babou takes aim instead at the meticulously rugged aesthetic of Restoration Hardware, and at how the desire to return a worn-down or devalued thing to its greater glory rests on a troubling legacy of disenfranchisement.
Like any cult figure she has detractors, who scoff at the meticulously calculated self-image in her art, at her opportunistic narcissism.
Two weeks ago, Dr Rod Thornton, a respected lecturer and counter-terrorism expert at the University of Nottingham, published a "whistle-blowing" paper, running at 112 meticulously detailed and footnoted pages.
DIDIER MASSARD The Paris-based photographer is an illusionist, conjuring (i.e., constructing in his studio) imaginary landscapes that are at once meticulously realistic and magical, even otherworldly.
Especially if it's a young, handsome womanizer with tousled blond hair being mistaken for the middle-aged, balding keynote speaker at the meticulously planned conference of a prestigious foundation?
At the meticulously restored Mansion Hill Inn (424 North Pinckney Street, 800-798-9070; $1857to $280), an 1857 German Romanesque Revival home, you can revisit the past in each of the 11 sumptuously decorated suites.
They spent their homeroom periods and snack times at school meticulously counting the pennies into groups of paper rolls of 50 each, eventually rolling more than 50,000 of them.
