Sentence examples for delicately down from inspiring English sources

I did a whole set of positions, of movements, signs, like of a rainbow, which is a complicated one, where the fingers move delicately down on a diagonal, that's the sign for "rain," and then the fingers spread up wide, making a large curve, and that's the "bow".

Sister St. Savior went with her to the vestibule and then watched her walk delicately down the stone stairs, the bundle held to one side so that she could see her tiny feet as she descended.

Slowly bend forward while sliding your hand delicately down your leg.

He delicately put down the fearmongers in both parties who have recently tried to make political capital out of Guantánamo, laid down facts about the prison with an admirable clarity, eloquently called for cross-party unity on this most pressing of issues, and also explained his proposed solutions in a comprehensive manner.

People are usually very disappointed when they meet me," Karen O claims with a laugh, before delicately biting down on a beef slider.

The room burst into cheers and whistles, so I flapped my arms a little bit, giving them more of whatever dancing I could without falling off the booze-slicked table, then delicately stepped down, dressed myself quickly, and scooted out the club like a scared little mouse into the night.

Once aligned delicately press down on the edge of the PCI Sata controller card.

Then, use your fingers to delicately smooth down the package to make sure that the lubricant is distributed evenly throughout the package.

Hens are "fastidious in their footwork, pausing foot poised before delicately putting it down".

Where Keneally delicately tiptoes down the middle, avoiding loaded language, Hughes wades in, unafraid to condemn the "white invasion" or to assail his homeland for its historical amnesia and "cultural cringe".

I gave some cheerful locals a ride down the mountain in our car, and they showed me a Parson's chameleon, the length of my forearm, with its horned head and fused toes, delicately walking down a branch.