Sentence examples for delicate seeds from inspiring English sources
Exceptional young musicians are often delicate seeds; they need teachers with special talents to make them grow.
I thought they were pretty, both the yellow flowers and the puffy delicate seeds that looked like a field of little old ladies growing in my yard.
Too much or too little of any of these necessary elements will result in the delicate seed or seedling failing to grow.
It may include khaman, a delicious fluffy steamed cake of lentil flour with black mustard seeds; and delicate little samosas.
Seeds of delicate Threeawn and the Sideoats have almost all scattered, taken by winds and rain, hundreds of thousands of kernals of life, looking for a place to land.
Among the standout dishes are the hearty risotto all'amarone and a delicate swordfish encrusted in sesame seeds.
It looks excruciatingly delicate — those are real dandelion seeds — and comes with precise instructions on how to extricate it from its box.
The clear winner among desserts was kheer, a creamy, rosewater-perfumed rice pudding with almonds, sultana raisins and cardamom seeds: a cool, delicate and refreshing finale to a beautifully seasoned meal.
I await the titles that pare this subject into micro-thin slices, books I suspect will be on the order of "Sesame Seeds: The Nutty, Delicate, Crunchy Little Plant Ovules That Revolutionized American Foodways and Changed the World," or "1897: The Year the Oysters Tasted a Bit Dubious".
Wall labels direct our attention to technical developments in the medium, but the real subject here is vision: an eye for both ordinary and extraordinary beauty, from William Henry Fox Talbot's delicate 1868 study of dandelion seeds to Man Ray's nineteen-twenties photogram of glinting, levitating forms.
These are the forces that have provided the seeds for a delicate new alliance based on shared national interests among the United States, the Sunni Arab countries, and Israel--an alliance that can now change the entire political path to secure the stability of the region.
