Sentence examples for delicate pot from inspiring English sources

In "If You Feel Sorry," he observes with compassion even "the dozens of little paper poppies" abandoned in a heart-shaped candy box "without so much as a single finger / to scrabble around in their / crinkled petals, not even / one pimpled nose to root and snort / through their delicate pot pourri".

The delicate potting of the Longshan ware and the prevalence of offering stands and goblets suggest that these vessels were made not for burial but for sacrificial rites connected with the worship of ancestral spirits.

From the plant, the pots are trucked an hour south to the Port of Coeymans marine terminal on the Hudson, where the petals are assembled into complete pots and loaded by crane onto barges to be transported to Manhattan — a far better alternative than the challenge of trying to truck the delicate pots into the city.

And Chef Joe Romano's delicate duck pot-au-feu is but one bell-ringer among many.

Its transformation from literally untouchable to clearly legible and mounted behind glass, to be unveiled at a private party at the society on Wednesday night, involved science, patience and more than a little bit of kitchen-sink cunning, calling to service, at one delicate point, boiling pots of old books used to distill the color of aged paper.

On a recent evening, a pot of delicate red snapper, orient clams in their shells, and assorted vegetables including enoki mushroom, radicchio, and sea mustard in seafood stock looked just like it did in the menu photo, and made for a comforting and filling main course.

Some shinnied up the high walls surrounding his home and leapt into his lush internal courtyard, knocking down pots of delicate white alyssum.

But the drive opens up, just past a no trespassing notice, to a large property on which I spot rows and rows of tables covered with delicate trees in clay pots.

It will be served from a silver pot into a delicate porcelain cup.

We must wear kid gloves when handling this delicate aspect of the public pot if we are to protect legal aid's raison d'être.

There's something special about pouring a steaming hot brew from your own pot into a delicate, beautifully patterned cup and being presented with tiered trays stacked with scones and clotted cream, bite-size pastries and the most adorable sandwiches.