Sentence examples for once meticulously from inspiring English sources
Somebody had once meticulously embroidered the stars, but it was as faded as stone-washed jeans, and as frayed.
She never uses stencils and once meticulously re-created ten different paintings by Jean-Michel Basquiat on a friend's nails.
DIDIER MASSARD The Paris-based photographer is an illusionist, conjuring (i.e., constructing in his studio) imaginary landscapes that are at once meticulously realistic and magical, even otherworldly.
The same turf he had once meticulously avoided now cushioned his fall when he came off his horse during the cross-country phase, a disappointing end to his Olympic debut.
Again according to Stone's new book, the CEO once meticulously analyzed the characteristics that made some companies, like Apple and Nike, "cool" and other companies, like Microsoft and (yes) Walmart, not cool.
His surfaces, once so meticulously controlled, were now unpredictable, crusty here, paint-free there, as if intended for touch rather than sight.
In the yard where once Mr. Qian meticulously painted and repainted a giant portrait of a geisha, newspapers and cats drifted.
Ask about his old apartment in Jersey City, which he once furnished by meticulously recreating the 1943 Museum of Modern Art Good Design exhibit, and he'll tell you about the thieves who broke in and didn't think there was anything worth taking.
The story emerges slowly, with virtually no exposition and minimal dialogue -- for long stretches "The River" resembles a silent film with ambient street noise instead of piano music -- through a series of long shots that are at once naturalistic and meticulously composed.
But Gidley is Santorum's peacock, "the ascot behind the sweater vest," as Wagner once described him: meticulously dressed, fashion obsessed, all too happy to engage in the details and designers of garments.
When he arrived at Paul Smith, the sales clerks indulged his desire to play with the toy car display, but the sunny reception began to cloud once he started pulling meticulously folded sweaters off the shelves.
