For example, the ground to be gilded must be carefully prepared by priming.
Sarkozy, however, returned from Brussels acting triumphant, and sat for a carefully staged prime-time television interview, his first such address to the nation in eight months.
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Tread carefully, Mr. Prime Minister.
The reader will see that this is not necessary in much of what follows; however, it allows simplification in that we do not need to speak carefully of prime ends, impressions and boundary values as every quasiconformal mapping between Jordan domains extends homeomorphically to the boundary.
But a shuttle launch is still one of mankind's most complex and massive undertakings, a carefully-primed $1.3 billion event that turns years of planning and construction into a spectacle that lasts only a few minutes.
But she carefully preserved the work, arranged for it to be lodged in archives, and she always had a literary executor named and primed to deal with it.
He said he would be listening carefully to the prime minister's statement in Parliament on the matter on Monday.
Second, that every course celebrated a prime, carefully chosen ingredient, each deserving of a focused appreciation, a concept whose time had yet to come.
The important programming decision is part of a carefully reconstructed fall prime-time schedule that will add four comedies, two dramas and a fifth day's edition of the network's ever-expanding news magazine, "Dateline NBC". NBC is also adding an hour of varied specials.
