Sentence examples for painstakingly applied from inspiring English sources

When I got the call saying the show had been green-lit, I was shooting on a farm somewhere, wearing a wizard beard painstakingly applied clump by clump.

For the show, Holbrook assumed the persona of a 70-year-old Twain, complete with painstakingly applied stage makeup, and recited some of the humorist's works.

Nobel elected the Swedish Academy to carry out his wishes, and its members debated at length the meaning of the stipulation and painstakingly applied it to the candidates (they are debating it still).

The promotional price was 1,890 yen ($22.66) for 60 silky synthetic eyelashes, which are painstakingly applied by one of the salon's technicians in a procedure that takes about an hour.

There were also many other people without precise job descriptions, like the minders hired to keep the models from wandering away to smoke and mess up their makeup, so painstakingly applied.

The scientists took three differently-coloured signals, blue, green and yellow, and painstakingly applied them to different brain connections in the fly's most prominent sensory systems - its sense of smell, sight, and heat.

Each growing season, like many other sugar beet farmers bedeviled by weeds, Robert Green repeatedly and painstakingly applies herbicides in a process he compares to treating cancer with chemotherapy.

She became more beautiful by the minute as she spoke, painstakingly applying rouge and white powder to her face, lengthening her lashes, and painting dramatic swooping black lines around her eyes, transforming herself into a creature of ancient Chinese fantasy.

Could you map out the framework of "Composition II in Red, Blue, and Yellow," mix the paint colors, and painstakingly apply the oil on canvas?

Then Buffington spent an entire day manually, and painstakingly, applying "geo-fences" -- or virtual geographic perimeters -- around every school in Chicago by using their GPS coordinates.

So what if we don't every day painstakingly apply that makeup because we don't really care about standing out in a crowd or being seen for the beauty we can paint on our skin?