Nor do Mrs. Lewnes's precise notes survive.
At times he made small, precise notes on a legal pad, but he said nothing to his lawyers.
Indeed, here is an artist who realises the performance potential of embarrassment, who knows how to interject the precise note of unease to disrupt an apparently proper scenario.
Created in Paris in 1946, the piece is steeped in existential despair, and a very precise note must be struck if it is to play convincingly.
Timbers, in a baseball cap, shared extremely precise notes on sound and lighting, which he'd scribbled on a legal pad.
LEIGH -- I got to be the detailed, anal person in the editing room, and Alan could look at a tape and give brilliant, precise notes.
Its purpose is to indicate the harmonies implied by a bass line (even absence of figuring has a meaning) while at the same time leaving the player free to choose the precise notes to be played.
Before he was thirty, Burke married a young Irish Catholic woman, and wrote touchingly precise notes on the nature of the ideal wife he thought she was ("Her smiles are . . . inexpressible; her voice is a low soft music. . . . To describe her body describes her mind; one is the Transcript of the other").
"Maybe some people who are very rich or on top of the world look down on us peons, but he doesn't," she added, sounding the precise notes that others — fellow Republicans, fellow Mormons — have been urging Mr. Romney to share.
Given Benayahu's scholarly background and the historical significance of the codex, you would assume that there would be precise notes detailing its condition and the number of pages it contained, and yet apart from the name Keter Aram Tzova — the manuscript's Hebrew name — no further details were provided.
