The United States Olympic Committee and trademark lawyers walk a delicate line from a public-relations standpoint.
TASTE a delicate leaf from a scarlet oak just moments after it's wafted to the ground.
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So Yale has begun to approach this delicate issue from a new perspective, encouraging professors to retire, but stick around.
The bathroom tiles came from Tuscany; the light fixture in her office, with three delicate sconces, from a small shop in Nice.
His father, a self-educated man of fierce vitality, had married a delicate woman from a cultured family and, coming to resent her social superiority, resorted to physically maltreating her.
Gingerly, tenderly, he rubbed the scabbed flesh and dented bone as he explained how he would feel at the same time this coming Saturday when, rather than politely turning down the offer of a delicate pastry from a pretty Italian waitress in Harpenden, Hertfordshire, he would be only hours away from leading England into battle against a bruising pack of meaty forwards from the Azzurri.
When I watch and commentate on cricket, a glorious straight drive or a pull in front of square is a marvellous sight, as is the delicate touch from a late cut or the innovation of a "Dilscoop".
You might be feeling a bit delicate from the night before, and chances are you'll have to run around to different places on campus, so make sure you're feeling comfy.
An oversized, Cartier Balon Bleu dangles from her delicate wrist, a gift from the acclaimed Net-A-Porter's Natalie Massanet, complete with a personalized inscription.
