He has been almost meticulously unproductive.
The plan, created long before the war, was prepared nearly as meticulously as the battle plan.
Nearly a thousand meticulously coifed Douglas firs are designated for cutting this year, with a handful of blue spruce available for die-hard spruce customers.
With nearly 85km of meticulously trails groomed classic and skate skiing trails, Lone Mountain Ranch is skiing paradise offering endless options.
The app contains nearly three hours of meticulously composed music that transforms as you navigate 264 zones across the Mall.
FOR nearly 10 months, Charles Milton meticulously planned a vacation to England and Scotland that he and six friends intended to take in mid-July.
Mr. Rzewski's sweeping, nearly hourlong work is meticulously organized, in six sections of six variations each, but it rushes by in a headlong effusion, abstracting Ortega's melody into forms that range from Romantic outbursts to atonal spikes to icy sparseness.
In the mid-19th century Bierstadt advanced the art of spectacular illusion making to great popular acclaim, as viewers by the thousands lined up and paid money to see his enormous Western landscapes, meticulously rendered with nearly photographic verisimilitude, presented in gaslighted, theatrical installations.
Anyone who has seen the Turners in the Clore Gallery at the Tate Britain, part of a collection of more than 2,000 works that he bequeathed to the nation, knows that his art can be by turns strident and beautiful beyond words: leathery and ethereal of surface; meticulously realistic and nearly abstract; visionary and Romantic, and pompously melodramatic.
As part of the renovation of the home, now Sir John Soane's Museum, the column -- inspired by Soane's favorite building, the Temple of Vesta in Tivoli, Italy -- has been reassembled at a cost of nearly $300,000, with missing pieces meticulously recarved.
Nearly everything Apple does is meticulously calculated.
