Sentence examples for white precision from inspiring English sources

It leads to a kind of preciousness, the sharp, white precision of the pieces somehow at odds with the idea of rough-and-ready sketch-modelling.

The stage once again underway, the riders of Astana and Tinko Saxoff attempted to escape only for the black-clad predators of Sky to zero in on them with Great White precision, allowing Monday's stage winner André Greipel to increase his grip on the green jersey by winning the intermediate sprint.

The window display at Lulu Patisserie, in Scarsdale, offers up an antidote to winter's grim landscape, with a whimsical choreography of tiered cakes, white tulle, precision-cut snowflakes and spiraling icicles.

Everything about those black-and-white lines screams order, precision and efficiency.

To win a race, you must drive with speed and precision, riding the white line between two cars or creating a shower of sparks as you squeeze against a railing to avoid a truck.

The first is that white matter localisation lacks the precision and consensus that grey matter analysis has been used to for some time, although there are some notable attempts to rectify this, for example by using post-mortem samples.

In human clinical pathology laboratories, however, the latter procedure was reported to result in an increased laboratory workload, and a reduction in laboratory productivity and precision of the white blood cell differential [ 11, 21].

A guard stood overhead with a loaded rifle while a line of aging, heavily tattooed men in white boxer shorts paced in military precision. .

Temporal precision was checked with a white noise full field flicker stimulus (temporal flat power spectrum in the 1 30 Hz range).

Other sandwiches are simpler -- a mound of maybe three dozen tiny pink shrimp, for example, piled with precision on a buttered slice of white sourdough bread.

("Commas in The New Yorker," E. B. White told The Paris Review, "fall with the precision of knives in a circus act, outlining the victim").