Holes are bored by a drill worked expertly back and forth with a violin-type bow.
There they were, side by side, two masters of the mound, working fast, working expertly, Ramiro Mendoza and Dan Cunningham, reliever and groundskeeper.
Only Angela breaks free from the comforting but stultifying room in which they all work (expertly realized by the set designer, Andrew Boyce) and finds the courage to quit and go back to school.
Gadgil et al. [9] conducted a study in which students who compared flawed work to expertly done work were more likely to repair their own errors than students who only explained the expertly done work.
Every shift in style in Itten's work was expertly achieved, closely argued-for and deathly dull.
Jury is not simply a collector with a sophisticated eye for printed work; he expertly catalogs and chronicles his findings, attempting to place these objects in the cultural and commercial continuum.
This is especially puzzling because much of the plenteous new work, while expertly schooled, looks unadventurous, like so many slightly rearranged cover versions of hit styles from the past: Geometric Abstraction, Surrealism, Hallmark Cards Expressionism, etc.
The Rangers forward should have hit the target with a headed effort in each half but his 50th minute goal was well worked and expertly taken.
The EM work is expertly done, particularly in exploring the conformational variability that exists within a set of particles.
The singer is perhaps most famous for his work on Daft Punk's "One More Time," and Cox expertly works with his voice here by integrating vintage-styled synths and sampling techniques with his own signature approach to high-impact arrangement.
