It was notable that positionally he stayed quite deep, carefully sitting and protecting with a little less freedom to roam than he had at the King Power Stadium.
Israel has to dig deep, carefully scrutinizing her culture, history and essential self in order to deal with what may amount to her saving grace, the emancipation and future leadership of her neighboring enemy states.
We are moving beyond traditional philanthropy, where companies or individuals provide only funds, to deeper, carefully managed relationships that share personnel, expertise, and creativity.
We drifted in water 8 to 18 inches deep, watching carefully for tails and other signs.
We didn't have to wait long to find out; judging from a stellar artichoke-potato soup, it is about deep, satisfying, carefully balanced flavors.
It was stressed that the payment was not "compensation", which would have implied that immigration staff had acted improperly, and the then home secretary, Merlyn Rees, while expressing his "deep regret" carefully, did not make an official apology to her.
This week may we communally follow the prodding of the Quaker abolitionist John Woolman who in the 18th century heard the voice of the Divine harkening him to the work of justice, reconciliation, and salvation, "Dig deep,... carefully cast forth the loose matter and get down to the rock, the sure foundation, and there hearken to the Divine Voice which gives a clear and certain sound".
Deep Throat, the carefully veiled supersource of Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in their book-become-movie "All the President's Men".
These cultured muscle fibres will be taken out of deep freeze and carefully knitted together to make Monday's culinary milestone.
It was three days after the phone poll, and he was preparing to go deep with a carefully selected group of Iowans.
The bath in question, properly called a flume, is a water-filled receptacle 3 metres by 1.5 metres and 50cm deep, across which carefully crafted trains of ripples can pass.
