Not that they're domineering: all kissed mouths, faces wan with mourning, hands delicately dropping flowers, bodies supine.
He had taken us back over the evidence, delicately dropping one of his pebbles here and there to mark the route ("Sacred? Holy?
Stonking volleying from the Swiss, finishing the point with a volley which delicately drops on the baseline.
Here, Coats wields a surgical blade on her subjects, slicing away small chunks of cells and delicately dropping them in vials to preserve for genetic analysis.
Where you used it delicately – a dropped hint, a winking nod, a show of solidarity – she uses it to bludgeon her approval at every half-baked life hack or Graham Norton sofa announcement she sees.
The company's style is part mannered classicism (low legs, delicately bent arms, dropped wrists, stylized poses), part Soviet bravura (mad pirouetting, spectacular jumps), part Ballets Russes de Havana (sketchy sets and costumes, shameless milking of applause, big personalities).
Her finest moment was her final winning shot, a delicately chipped drop shot that Li had no chance of reaching.
A brilliant, zinging rally ends with a delicately placed drop shot from Henin-Hardenne and deuce, but Davenport closes it out to hold for the first time in this set.
The issue is helping these chickens or any animals survive in a state of increased heat stress". A few buildings away, some of his graduate students delicately place drops of chicken blood into test tubes as part of the gene mapping.
As it happens, Hamilton cooks eggs beautifully — delicately scrambled with frisée or poached and dropped in a hearty soup of Portuguese sausage and garlic — but they don't dominate the menu any more than prunes dominate the menu at Prune, the tiny but successful restaurant where Hamilton used to cook.
