Putting together Mr. Clinton's schedule in these final months is a delicate balancing act that involves squeezing together fund-raising dinners, presidential speeches and photo opportunities with golf games, foreign trips and overnight stays in Chappaqua, N.Y.
It's soft and delicate with ripe pear and a squeeze of citrus.
"The Wind," a ditty not quite delicate enough to belong to Drake, squeezed God, the soul and the devil into less than two minutes.
When they resisted, he squeezed harder and felt the delicate bones rubbing together under their skin.
Medicare spending is a particularly delicate issue, with the Bush administration seeking to squeeze billions from Medicare by limiting payments to providers even as a federal advisory panel is urging the government to raise them.
And add in the quintessential French breakfast: freshly baked bread and delicate croissants, perfectly ripe fruit, local cheese, daily squeezed juice and a café au lait.
At this stage of their careers, Sampras and Agassi have delicate decisions to make, considerations and preparations designed to squeeze every last Grand Slam tournament out of their bodies before they run dry.
One of Morrissey's simplest, sparsest tracks, which makes it one of his most stunning, too: a delicate, mournful and oh-so melancholy lament that could squeeze a teardrop from a glass eye.
That said, it would seem a crime to do anything to our delicate native oyster before savouring its subtly lovely flavour – even a squeeze of lemon feels like sacrilege.
Since they are more delicate than regular cards, they can easily become damaged if you squeeze more than one in each place.
Small enough, and with a delicate enough touch, to grasp a single fish egg without squeezing it to drippy bits.
