This 21-year-old British actor, who made a creditable Broadway debut as the psycho stable boy in "Equus" in 2008, conscientiously hits his choreographic marks, speaks his lines quickly and distinctly (with a convincing American accent) and often sings on key.
A US embassy spokesman said: "The US embassy in London conscientiously abides by all UK laws, including paying fines for all traffic violations, such as parking and speeding violations.
In contrast to its mishandling of detainees, the Bush administration worked conscientiously in its second term to comply with these rulings, even taking the step of ordering the states to revisit the Mexican cases, a move the Supreme Court invalidated last year.
In one case, a student said she intended to consume dairy products more conscientiously in light of test results that indicated a high likelihood of lactose intolerance, in order to stave off developing the condition.
He plays football from August through November and works out conscientiously in the off-season, but he thinks of himself as a full-time student and a part-time football player.
Coke tweeted the words "My father was a civil servant who fulfilled his duty very conscientiously" in the shape of a pirate ship with a face on its sails – wearing an eyepatch – before the account was suspended.
But, conscientiously, in defiance of a vengeful Anne, Cromwell refuses to add More's name to the list of those who have subscribed to the mad prophecies of the holy maid of Kent, Elizabeth Barton.
TOU price, allowing for times when the wind turbines are running, can guide users to use electricity in trough times conscientiously.
I can do this by using energy conscientiously in the future, saving it where I can and opting for clean energy alternatives where possible.
Instructions and explanations for patients are given more conscientiously in order to achieve compliance.
