When we got up, we didn't pay attention to detail in the same situation.
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"Pay attention to detail even when it comes to tile," says Cortney in the series' fourth episode.
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"You really have to pay attention to detail, and it requires balance and hard work," he said.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury squares off with stern Saturn on Wednesday, asking you to pay attention to detail.
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Pay attention to detail, things that people did in the house, like 'We love your pine, herringbone floor pattern.
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"I'm not saying we don't pay attention to detail, but there's a certain amount of freedom," Mr. Kinch said.
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"You've got to pay attention to detail, to see what people are actually doing that spreads the disease," he said.
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The most successful companies are run by CEOs who have one "critically important" trait in common: They pay attention to detail.
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Otherwise, you might give the impression that you didn't put any effort into your application or you don't pay attention to detail.
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"Men pay attention to detail in their grooming, from their beards or mustaches to their eyebrows and their haircuts," Ms. Cromwell said.
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"Dressing in a professional manner shows you pay attention to detail and take pride in yourself, which also translates into your work."
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Venus in Virgo has minimalist tendencies, but is excited by the avant-garde, and turned on by people who pay attention to detail.
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If you want to make a bold statement with your silverware, the Aero Flatware Place Setting is lightweight and shows that you pay attention to detail.
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Fagan: We left yesterday without chairs being pushed in, and now we can&apost pay attention to detail one minute after the detail&aposs given out.
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Of course, the best impeachment trial would be one attended by clear-headed, well-rested senators, sans phones and with the ability to pay attention to detail.
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Someone took the time to write U.S. out as United States, though, so it's clearly the job of some poor press office lackey to pay attention to detail.
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"Julius just has to continue to pay attention to detail, and not worry about trying to get triple-doubles, not worry about getting numbers," Lakers coach Luke Walton said.
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"We're going to go at that pace, and we're going to pay attention to detail like that," running back C. J. Anderson recalled his position coach declaring on that day back in April.
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There are so many opportunities that are out there for us compared to the boys; we have a different perspective and way of doing things—the way we pay attention to detail and communicate with customers, a certain intuition that I cannot describe.
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Extra sensors and cameras within Baxter's hands allow it to pay attention to detail while working with its hands. These extra sensors and abilities make Baxter less hazardous.
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Each mix produces a different but predictable pattern of behavior. For example, a person may elect to pay attention to detail (input). It is virtually certain that this will slow response. The more detail they require, the slower they will be.
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To be feminine is to know how to pay attention to detail and people, to have people skills and to know how to connect to and work well with others. There will be particular times and situations within which you'll want to be more in touch and in tune with your femininity than others – being able to choose is a great skill.
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" He was however quiet, even dour, and preferred to lead by example. He insisted players spend an hour "contemplating the game ahead" on match days, and also that they pay attention to detail. Original All Black Ernie Booth wrote of Gallaher: "To us All Blacks his words would often be, 'Give nothing away; take no chance.' As a skipper he was somewhat a disciplinarian, doubtless imbibed from his previous military experience in South Africa.
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In 2001, USA Networks sold its non-shopping television and film assets (including USA Network, the Sci-Fi Channel, Trio, USA Films (which was rechristened as Focus Features and Studios USA) to Vivendi Universal. USA and the other channels were folded into Vivendi's Universal Television Group. In July 2002, the channel debuted Monk, which became one of USA Network's first breakout hit series. It is the comedy-drama police procedural that starred Tony Shalhoub as Adrian Monk, a former San Francisco police inspector-turned-consultant who suffers from various obsessive-compulsive behaviors that include the ability to pay attention to detail when solving crimes.
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Forrest escapes by himself, hopping another train to Washington DC. He is visited again by Jenny's ghost, where he admits the meltdown was due to his failure to pay attention to detail and check the regulator valves. Jenny says that Forrest will have to swallow his pride and admit to Little Forrest that he has messed up, but Forrest protests it may make him a bad parent to do so. Once at Union Station in Washington, Forrest sees a homeless, handicapped man, who says he is Lt. Dan, who had fallen in with those who took advantage of him and absconded with his retirement money, leaving him bankrupt. On top of that, Dan has become half-blind.
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