He keeps meticulous count of all the books he's read.
Black advocacy groups maintain that if a meticulous count were taken, Brazil would have a black majority.
While doing everything possible to thwart a meticulous count of the Florida vote, Governor George W. Bush and his top gun, former Secretary of State James A. Baker III, have been crying out for days for "closure," as if the nation were grieving rather than trying to find out who really won the election.
Some striking expamples of meticulous counting and estimating of homely objects, as noted recently in the daily press.
The New Yorker, April 9, 1938 P. 62 Some striking expamples of meticulous counting and estimating of homely objects, as noted recently in the daily press.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, April 9 , 1938P. 62 Some striking expamples of meticulous counting and estimating of homely objects, as noted recently in the daily press.
maybe even thousands, so many soldiers, I simply cannot count, meticulous and marching, meticulous and marching, meticulous and marching.
Having witnessed Karen's meticulous routine of counting calories and planning food intake for every meal, Richard complimented her initial weight loss during a break from recording as the two dined at the Au Petit Café, a favourite French bistro on Vine Street near the A&M studios.
I know we see studies now and then, and of course Apple and Google are keeping meticulous tallies of download counts, app survival rates, and all that good stuff.
According to Iraq Body Count (IBC), a meticulous mainly American and British monitoring group, the overall toll in deaths of civilians due to political violence last year was 4,471, slightly more than the year before.
Keeping animals alive, counting variants, keeping meticulous records, tracing embryological development is both a very fiddly business, and also rather repetitive and tiresome.
