(Ages 7 to 10) Delicate, stylized illustrations accompany a thoughtful introductory biography of the renowned Indian pacifist leader.
In Burckhardt's "Bunchberries, Deer Isle, 1955," delicate leaves float like paper boats on light rippling the forest floor.
In the five years she spent painting "Tribute," Ms. Sharrer exhausted more than 200 delicate, "double-zero" paintbrushes.
Lady M's signature dessert is an indulgence made of 25 delicate crepes layered with pastry cream ($70 and $39).
On the up side, a Roman river scene by Corot&2 delicate Fantin-Latour flower paintings went for well above their pre-sale estimate.
Five of Peter Cross's 10 delicate little graphite drawings portray landscapes too -- this time evoking, not motion, but stillness so complete that it becomes downright eerie.
By Anthony Hecht The New Yorker, November 4 , 1996P. 72 Delicate sensors registered the shock, View Article By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella By David Remnick.
A book that uses 264 delicate Japanese carvings to tell the extraordinary story of a family living through tumultous events in Paris and Vienna was tonight named winner of one of the UK's most prestigious book awards.
And in the album's nine-minute title song, which may be an oblique elegy for Sept. 11, delicate keyboards and voices make way for pulsating rock, then float into the ether.
Page A10 DELICATE BALANCE FOR OBAMA As President Obama shifts more fully into campaign mode, he faces the increasingly difficult task of balancing his policy duties as president with his political imperatives as a candidate.
[73] Delicate features suggestive of relict hydrothermal discharge such as chimney structures, honeycomb-like cavities and fluid-flow channels were identified in the well preserved Barberton rocks, but petrographic studies found no indication of microfossils.
