Rooms are heavy on "period furnishings" yet they are meticulously cared for.
The house, which has been meticulously cared for, features two fireplaces, hardwood floors, French doors and built-in furnishings, including bookshelves, cabinetry and end tables.
We climb through a patchwork of fruit trees and olives, closely planted and meticulously cared for, and catch up with a bus grinding its way from rock to rock across the ravaged road.
Slave Passes, commonly used before the Civil War, were handwritten with specifics – One Colored Man, Allowed on the River Road, for One Day, July 12 , 1854– and meticulously cared for by their bearers, to avoid beating or death, but were merely Paper, and most Americans have no use for Paper, or for Cursive Writing.
The sheer size of the palace was breathtaking, and the grounds so meticulously cared for.
The museum houses a one-of-a-kind 1954 Oldsmobile concept car, a 1906 Cadillac Model H Coupe, a Duesenberg, an Auburn, and many other meticulously cared for works that celebrate American ingenuity.
The conservation preference was to restore castles so as to produce what Oliver Creighton and Robert Higham have described as a "meticulously cared for fabric, neat lawns and [a] highly regulated, visitor-friendly environment", although the reconstruction or reproduction of the original appearance of castles was discouraged.
It is as likely as not that disabled elders in tribal societies will be meticulously and lovingly cared for rather than abandoned.
In the nursery of the deserted house he finds a children's world that is empty yet preserved, "so many toys and all of them most neatly and meticulously ordered and cared for".
Consumers love these brands precisely because they are meticulously well managed and cared for.
