Sentence examples for delicate up from inspiring English sources

Designed by Sally Todd and made by Michael Fowkes, they look strikingly delicate up close and really do reflect the collage-like illustrations in Preston-Gannon's book.

He didn't card his first birdie until executing a delicate up-and-down on the par-five seventh.

The king of steaks, while delicate, stands up surprisingly well to the barbecue.

The instruments are accompanied by Ms. Broughel's delicate close-ups of sometimes fierce, rapacious insects.

The equaliser arrived in the 79th minute when the inspirational Gabi dinked a delicate little up-and-under into Juanfran's path.

The talks are starting in Washington, not in the region; he has designated himself the only spokesman for the very delicate start-up process, not the parties, and at least for now neither side is prepared to discuss publicly — or convey directly to each other — the parameters that will guide the negotiations.

The Ice Book, conceived and constructed by husband and wife team Davy and Kristin Mcguire, is a fascinating look at how the intricate, low-tech medium of pop-up paper art can be enhanced with light projections to produce an animated live theater performance against the backdrop of these delicate pop-up settings.

And the ginger-pepper gelee that comes with the lovely galantine of foie gras is a slight mismatch -- the pale jelly is too delicate to stand up to the meat, and the ginger gives it an unpleasantly bitter tinge.

Either case is delicate to bring up because these are your bosses and you work closely with them.

(14) Location in space and time proceeds from distant (broader focus, less delicate) to close-up (narrower focus, more delicate).

Sweeping the stage in the last act, the eye picks up delicate combinations of soft pink, peach and mauve, slashes of bold but unobtrusive pumpkin orange, and brightly colored stripes that cuff the long sleeves that figure prominently in one group dance for corps women.