Zamora opened the scoring from close range in the second half and then he sealed West Ham's place in the final with an outrageous goal, delicately using his left foot to cushion Harewood's wonderful pass beyond Kelvin Davis in the Ipswich goal.
But embedded in them are more than a dozen poems, some completely scored through and some delicately revised".
There's one song that I was kinda, uh …" – Clarkson pauses delicately – "but it's not a bad song.
Mallory may have been delicately rebuffing him when he wrote: "I myself have found that it is the young always whom I desire (I believe this to have been your experience also)." "Mallory was so gorgeous, and Strachey perhaps not to everyone's taste," Haley said, "but I should imagine Mallory was flattered by such admiration wherever it came from".
They brought boiled eggs, which hadn't been boiled, and a plate of delicately cut cheeses, each wrapped around a sweating olive.
The arguments are delicately poised, the issues could not be more important: how to balance privacy and security in the 21st century.
That doesn't mean you need to focus on the details (such as the dalliances with her father), but you should fill her in her as delicately as you can on your previous sexual history.
I ask the driver to stop, and we climb our way delicately over the barbed-wire fence.
Using a spatula, delicately incorporate half the cocoa-flour mix and half the butter, mixing gently without overworking the batter.
Indeed, after tasting five varieties, ranging from the sweet and fruity (Vongerichten) to the exotically coconutty (Thompson), I come down in favour of this delicately aromatic flavour: the shallots used by Vongerichten and Stein can be saved for the sauce, as can the coconut, and, of course, the peanuts.
At one point England seemed to be in charge, cruising along at 238 for two, but the advent of the second new ball, some brilliant bowling from Trent Boult and the rapid departure of three England batsmen left the game delicately poised.
