Sentence examples for do something precise from inspiring English sources

For extra protection try wearing thinner gloves underneath mittens, so when you need to do something precise with your fingers, they don't freeze.

He trained with Pierre Koffmann and Alain Ducasse, and his cooking achieves a balance between both styles: he'll do big robust sauces and jugged hares and whole roast teal with their heads on, which reflect Koffmann's influence, but then he'll do something completely precise and detailed in the style of Ducasse.

Her work is seen as imaginary, elusive and meandering, which she finds paradoxical as, she says, "I'm trying to do something so precise".

The young players may not have known Francis's precise methods, but they seemed to have a sense that they had better do something pretty spectacular, and quickly.

Do something.

Hence, we felt compelled to do something.

Dare to fail to do something new.

"I want to do something else!

John : Do something else.

Always I do something.

I have to do something".