Lay a piece of salmon on top in delicate folds.
Seemingly in closer communion are nearby groups of delicate folding park chairs.
The delicate folds of its tail are as clear as if it were still swimming.
But diseases such as cancer can destroy the delicate folds and for many patients, the medical treatments are limited.
The plaster is rough, but we can see touching detail, including the delicate folds of a dead child's tunic.
Its delicate folds, artistic shades, and velvet surface account for its popular name, associated with "the little people"; it is called the orange elf-cup.
Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen created a lace gown with a V-neck satin bodice flowing into a skirt with delicate folds on a nearly nine-foot train.
Mr. Simons has made the tuxedo a fixture at Dior, but this time the slim trousers had delicate folds pressed flat near the hips.
I have eatenbrains, my tongue loves to probethe delicate folds, and break my way into where there may have been dreams of calves some in the long envelope,like a matter in a spirit,some in the harness of the force-fed.My brain is the home of a little thinkerwith fork-lightning arms, and legs, and neck,and hair.
I have eatenbrains, my tongue loves to probethe delicate folds, and break my way into where there may have been dreams of calves — some in the long envelope,like a matter in a spirit,some in the harness of the force-fed.My brain is the home of a little thinkerwith fork-lightning arms, and legs, and neck,and hair.
