She painstakingly marked up each nook and cranny of the wood with a pencil, so that her assistants knew exactly where to carve.
Neither Mr. Pickow nor his uncle was especially musical, so Ms. Ritchie painstakingly marked each nascent dulcimer to indicate the placement of the frets.
When Mr. Mackerras conducted symphonic works, he painstakingly marked the scores with his preferences about bowings, dynamics and other technical issues, as a way of saving time in rehearsal.
As I picked up my bag to leave, I started to think about how I would need to forward the worksheets I had spent hours on Saturday afternoon making, ready for tomorrow morning and that someone would need to acquire keys for the cupboard where the coursework I had painstakingly marked for three hours was locked.
A publicity stunt is painstakingly arranged to mark the opening of a taproom which had been the gathering place of the famous of the 19th century.
The New Yorker, July 6 , 1935P. 52 A publicity stunt is painstakingly arranged to mark the opening of a taproom which had been the gathering place of the famous of the 19th century.
By Carlton Brown The New Yorker, July 6 , 1935P. 52 A publicity stunt is painstakingly arranged to mark the opening of a taproom which had been the gathering place of the famous of the 19th century.
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There is nothing more European, more "white," than Gant's painstakingly invisible pencil marks, or the pose of the model, evoking a crouching Aphrodite.
Always measured against the original, "Peasant" Bruegel, descendants in this legendary family held their own, each making a mark, all painstakingly distinguishing themselves through the choice of subject matter and niceties of style.
