In the windows of the steep-gabled houses, the pink and purple petunias are delicate containers of ardent light.
One cardboard container disgorged delicate shoes and stockings, from another emerged wolf masks with fiendishly sharp teeth.
In a piece called Plastic Tubs (1964), he painted a series of containers with delicate and realistic shading, and then deliberately left half of the painting unfinished, as if to suggest that "proper art" is boring.
On a white pyramid, cutaway segments reveal the empty soda containers, all emitting delicate multicolored lights.
Place the larger, thicker ones on the bottom of the container and the tiny, delicate ones on the top.
First, chickens lay eggs which, like Tupperware, are sterile, sealed containers for protecting and storing delicate contents.
Against the understated background of earnest technical and formal refinement, Elizabeth Fritsch's geometrically patterned bottle and vase, Geoffrey Swindell's small, podlike vases with delicate pink openings, and Ursula Morely Price's containers, curiously finned like underwater creatures, stand out (Johnson).
ON a Friday afternoon this summer, I left the gleaming, tile-walled kitchens of the Cordon Bleu cooking school in Ottawa feeling triumphant, toting containers full of lobster in a delicate verbena cream sauce that I had just prepared.
Flowers are very delicate and should be loosely packed in a sturdy container like a box, and used immediately.
"I'll have the dressing on the side in a handblown glass container on a bamboo cloth with a sprig of something delicate placed gently nearby".
