The next person to ask for money as I crossed the parking lot was Anthony (his name has been changed), who was precise in his intentions for the money: "For drugs".
Ray, who is as precise and orderly as Molly is slovenly, is also an orphan of sorts.
Speaking to reporters, though, Mr. Bloomberg, who is normally precise in his public statements, had used no such qualifying language.
(Who wants a friend or a lover who is too precise a calculator?) Some of the same experiments that demonstrate people's weak-mindedness also reveal, to use a quaint term, their humanity.
It is very different from working with Roman, who is very precise, obsessive and slow.
Or, to be precise, who is the poorest of the poor?
I called Katy, Katy Deckard to be precise, who is founder of the voluntary outfit she calls Haircuts 4 Hope, for which she is now the sole practitioner as well.
He must have known before the appointments were made, for instance, that Condoleezza Rice's name fits exactly into the meter of "The March of the Siamese Children" from "The King and I" ("Condoleezza Rice, who is cold as ice, is precise with her advice") and that Alberto Gonzales rhymes with "loyal über alles".
And to be doing a musical with someone who is so extremely precise about the text is fascinating".
Newsom, who is usually very precise with her use of words, goes silent for a few seconds and then reboots: "Jetlag break!
