Sentence examples for delicately broken from inspiring English sources

Baggott's daughter's project: "a rough wooden roof, lit from within, protected a sculpture of (Baggott's) torso... and where the womb would be, a kind of nest and delicately broken eggshell".

A British Parisienne of long standing, to whom I delicately broke the news, said: "Hooray.

Add the vinegar, and stir delicately to avoid breaking up the beans and tomatoes.

The second set followed a similar pattern until Murray hunted down a lob to pass delicately for break point in the third game.

The delicately worked pieces of jewellery they steal are almost certainly broken up.

The third set was delicately poised until Li broke the Czech in the eighth game, and Safarova had no answer.

"Photographs" features largely autobiographical storytelling across a song cycle broken into two equal, but decidedly diverse, halves: an "A" side of delicately plucked folk songs and a "B" side centered upon lushly orchestrated, yet eminently danceable, classic-sounding country music.

Last year it also ran the first British television advertisements for spirits, dancing delicately around regulations to suggest that Bells was a sexy drink for young adults.The American drinks industry's self-imposed ban on touting spirits on television was also broken last year when Seagram, a Canadian producer of Scotch whisky, started to advertise its Chivas Regal brand.

They found that cats use their tongues to delicately draw up water without breaking the surface of the liquid.

Drake's voice – delicately poised between graceful fragility and breaking completely – chimed deeply with the things that I was experiencing at the time: shyness, oversensitivity and a heightened sense of melancholy.

Following Logan's attempted tackle, the ball broke to Watkins, who delicately lifted it over goalkeeper Jamie Langfield for his second goal in successive matches.