well-cared-for

• “After the meeting, she said he appeared to be well-cared-for and wasn't being held in an official prison.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Beijing Releases Detained Artist

• “The vet report says they are incredibly healthy and very well socialized and have obviously been well-cared-for.”

  A Bland and Deadly Courtesy

• “A well-cared-for .30/06 (60 grains of powder per cartridge) will give you about 5,000 rounds of first-class accuracy.”

  The Truth About High Velocity Hunting Bullets

• “In the distance a machine stopped and deposited a woman whose utmost years might have been guessed as sixty, who walked across the lawn as lightly as a well-cared-for woman of forty, and whose actual calendar age was sixty-eight.”

  ON THE MAKALOA MAT

• “Grimes's once irresistibly plummy voice is frayed like a not particularly well-cared-for Aubusson rug.”

  The Huffington Post: David Finkle: First-Nighter: Tammy Grimes Remains Unsinkable at The Metropolitan Room

• “At the bottom of the steep but clear and well-cared-for path that leads from the ample car park to the summit, the great 17th-century diarist John Evelyn bears out the Guardian's choice for Britain's Best View, number four.”

  The Guardian: Britain's best views: The British Camp, Malvern Hills

• “If we use them properly, beginning with elimination of militarism and war, truly, every human being will be able to live a wealthy, well-cared-for life.”

  Disarmament for World Peace

• “But neither can I just take the next couple of months off, even as a lucky, well-cared-for union employee.”

  Archive 2008-01-01

• ““This is a well-cared-for infant,” the doctor said.”

  Simon & Schuster: Three Stations : An Arkady Renko Novel

• “The room was, by her own standards, large, and furnished in the Empire period -- the bed, dressing-table and wardrobe were mahogany and vast; they shared a patina of well-cared-for age.”

  Fictionaut: Politics 101

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