Sentence examples for meticulously take from inspiring English sources

Watch for all of the candidates to try to meticulously take Romney down.

They meticulously take down names and ages to register women for an IRC distribution, which will take place later in the day.

It's served as a hotline for skeptics and believers: If you look up and see something strange, they'll meticulously take your story.

If you spend 10 minutes trying to meticulously take one down with arrows, they wither away—only to reappear seconds later.

One day in the fall of 1985, while Mel, who was meticulous in all things large and small, was meticulously taking the roll in a sociology class, he noted that two of his students had as yet not attended a single class session or attempted to meet with him to explain their failure to appear, though it was by then the middle of the semester.

Chaired by Theodore Or, a Supreme Court justice, the three-man panel has been meticulously taking evidence in emotionally fraught public hearings.

Hingis arrived here after meticulously taking out Serena Williams and Lindsay Davenport on her way to a tuneup title in Sydney.

In Washington, officials at the Treasury Department began meticulously taking apart the legislation, which they will be charged with carrying out.

In a much praised 1997 study, Kamen meticulously takes apart the acts of the inquisitors in Spain, turn by turn and torture by torture.

Their official historian, Charles Bean, meticulously took down soldiers' frontline experiences and vigilantly guarded the flame of the "Anzac legend" – the idea that a distinctive "Australian manhood", composed of bravery, modesty and mateship, had been displayed at Gallipoli.

Azam Ahmed and Guilbert Gates/The New York Times Click on the above graphic to get a visual overview of the Galleon information network Prosecutors meticulously took Mr. Goel through several trades in that account, including two involving PeopleSupport, a technology company.