Sentence examples for meticulous timing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Auden's sure hand with spices showed in the minced game in radicchio packets, and his meticulous timing showed in a pork loin as well as the calamari in a stew.

While its origins are ascribed to a combination of anti-authoritarianism, sadism and reckless juvenility, clips illustrate the meticulous timing vital to the custard pie and the banana skin.

"The Tenant," which has a budget of under $100,000, according to the artistic directors, is Woodshed's most ambitious undertaking: eight separate plays that must unfurl with meticulous timing as they intersect with one another.

Over the course of Matthew MacKenzie's fine new play Mr. Silliman, usually wearing nothing more than underwear, reveals his gifts for physical comedy and meticulous timing, as well as a princely willingness to cast all vanity into the bonfire.

"Obama is very meticulous — they have clockwork timing," one of the attendees says.

Mr. Adamsdale and Mr. Branch are both polished performers, and their timing is meticulous, especially in the opening exposition, when they constantly interrupt each other.

His timing is meticulous — no one can play top-flight bluegrass whose timing is uncertain — but his version also has the liveliness that improvising musicians sometimes can bring to written material.

"The timing requirements are meticulous," said Farquhar.

Split-second timing and a meticulous balance of ingredients are critical for achieving a rich but chewy consistency.

You learn so much from classes and your preconceived notions, but getting on the stage, especially in this comedy, which was operatic in its scope and also very very meticulous in terms of its timing.

Optimal timing of image acquisition and meticulous management of the patient, including preparation, positioning and contrast injection technique, is crucial.