Sentence examples for giving precise from inspiring English sources

In Undress Me, Marc Almond takes the inevitable next step, giving precise instructions.

We left the next day with a copy of Nick's booklet giving precise directions to the ruta de mochileros.

In his hour-and-19-minute speech, he spoke carefully, deftly avoiding giving precise names to the problems of inequality he was describing.

During those periods the site is updated daily with photographs, news releases and a "Where's the Hawk Today?" feature, which tracks the ship's journey without giving precise coordinates.

The UN agency UNRWA's shelters have been shelled on four occasions in recent days, despite officials giving precise coordinates to the IDF.

But in return, contributing governments and institutions must be equally transparent in giving precise breakdowns of all expenditures, including salaries and expenses, claimed as Haitian assistance.

Meanwhile, a mouse and keyboard give precise control over what is happening on the screen.

What they were we do not know, for Seacole never gave precise lists of ingredients.

Darren Aronofsky's "The Fountain," an altogether more useful guide, gives precise directions.

Mr. Kimball even gives precise counts -- down to the second -- for mixing and frying.

Many retailers will give precise figures Thursday in their November sales reports.