Beyond stone walls lie meadows of shorter grasses with more delicate wildflowers scattering swaths of yellow, white and red from clover.
Some embroideries were delicate stems scattered across a vividly colored ground, while a few came in a mid-summer riot of poppy, green, orange, and gold.
Makeshift tables with delicate smorgasbords are scattered across the lawn for added culinary appeal.
In this version, the lightly (barely) fried bean curd was delicate as custard, with a scattering of bonito flakes on top.
The museum staff cleverly simulated the delicate process of uncovering fossils by scattering dry rice over the cast and providing two soft brushes.
Around his terrace are works in progress – heads and limbs are scattered, a ring of delicate figures, children sit in boats cast from oil drums, evoking the local Regata de los jolateros, where they race the homemade vessels.
Scattering ashes can be a delicate art.
Its delicate blooms may have grown on farms scattered around the world, yet they arrived at your local florist within days of harvest.
The flowery plain was scattered with caribou antlers: the delicate backswept branching antlers of female caribou, the sturdier antlers of male caribou, sometimes with mosses growing on the older ones.
Their delicate cheese tart is fragrant from a liberal scattering of thyme and shy enough on the sugar front to be served as a cheese course.
His delicate pencil lines show prisoners bathing, breaking rocks, scattering before a spilled cauldron at mess, and even dreaming: a monstrous "thunder god" emerges in one drawing from the head of a snoring prisoner.
