Sentence examples for note the precise from inspiring English sources

And it was that orchestra we seemed to hear, as Britten's preternaturally long fingers somehow, magically, coaxed out of each note the precise colour and character of each of Tchaikovsky's instruments.

Press a button to note the precise location of your car using the device's GPS, then later, using Google Maps it will lead you back to the appropriate spot.

Checking a pocket guide to get it right — "The Birds of Ireland," illustrated text — I note the precise graphic work and definite descriptions there, and yet I'm still perplexed.

Note the precise angle of his gaze, aimed downward at thirty degrees from the horizontal, when there are Nazis present; to meet their gaze would be taken as insolence.

However if we approach the two imitation peacocks and peer into them to note the precise shapes of the twigs that make them up we will find differences.

Other revisions, coming from more generic government IPs, were logged to note the precise date when North Face pulled their sponsorship money from a "death race" through the Rocky Mountains, or to ensure the "Earth Defence Force franchise" was included in a list of PlayStation 3 games, while another was made to include the phrase "poopy balls" in an article about Pomeranian dogs.

Your recent article on elderly living options [ "More Elderly Living Options, at a Price," Oct. 8] noted the precise problem facing our elderly -- the high cost of housing.

Under the influence of the slide or the hand-bent string, the rigid, tempered European scale melted to reveal all the hidden places between the notes: the precise, chiming instrument giving forth a liquid African cry.

On the day in 1994 when his daughter Cissy gave birth, Graham noted the precise intervals at which he had watched and then rewound and then returned "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective".

On the day in 1994 when his daughter Cissy gave birth, Graham noted the precise intervals at which he had watched and then rewound and then returned "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective". After Time magazine published excerpts in 2000, rivals and journalists gleefully whispered that Graham was obsessive-compulsive and just plain weird.

One of the few long-term records has been kept entirely voluntarily by 90-year-old Jean Combes who has noted the precise dates when a handful of trees has come into leaf over the past half-century.