Melanoma cells move with precision to escape the confines of the tumour and spread around the body.
You have to be able to move with precision, soar with ease, land gracefully and, above all, resist the urge to fly into the balcony.
The workers — dozens of them simultaneously — move with precision, nailing wood, twisting metal reinforcements, smoothing cement and climbing narrow wooden frames on cue, hundreds of feet in the air, sometimes in the face of swirling winds.
Ms. Ansanelli had moved with precision and delicacy, she had bloomed with youth, and she had smiled throughout her grand pas de deux with the Prince Désiré (Nilas Martins) with the radiant detachment of an actual bride on her wedding day.
Sinfield's high kick was snapped up by Reed, who offloaded the ball to Westwood, and Hall finished the move with precision, as he did against Australia at Wembley, sneaking in at the corner despite the attention of Foran.
This idea sounded a bit abstract to me -- after all, her bow arm and left hand were moving with precision and clarity, but when she did what he offered, her playing resonated with a fullness, clarity, and focus lacking in her earlier performance.
Mr. Chabrol's moves with clockwork precision and presents its characters with a sense of detached irony.
Okpokwasili re-creates bruising conversations; she sings; and, all the while, she moves with exhausting precision and stamina.
Elmaleh moves with the precision of a mime (his father's profession), easily conjuring up characters with a tilt of the head or a slouch of the spine, and he has a habit of leaping athletically around the stage.
