During an early rehearsal at Purchase, Ms. Packer painstakingly practiced the slow emptying of a large plateful of paprika onto Mr. McDonald's head.
Around here, much of what is painstakingly "organic" practice in wetter climates is second nature, as it were.
If that meant cutting grape yields far below other producers, employing painstakingly labor-intensive practices in the vineyards or the cellar, being patient enough to age wines for uncommonly long periods before selling them and charging prices well beyond those of other producers, he accepted that.
It was acquired painstakingly in years of practice and self-discovery, so I am ready to really put it to use in 2015.
Biking is split-second fast and rock-climbing painstakingly slow, but both practices silence the noise of the mind and render self-consciousness blissfully impossible.
By his own account, he is a fierce perfectionist, as is evident in his journals, where he painstakingly annotates each juggling and wire-walking practice, starting with the weather.
It is possible that the practice of abandoning elaborate and painstakingly made carvings after ritual use as in New Ireland and among the Asmat of Papua, Indonesia was inspired by such beliefs.
Even in casual moments, he painstakingly coordinated his Saints staff's apparel for practices.
A few of Alba's dishes, like a painstakingly assembled Caesar salad for two, are prepared tableside — a practice I find unnecessary and intrusive.
Our current health research enterprise is painstakingly slow and cumbersome, and its results seldom translate into practice.
