All you must do is to bake two cakes and, after frosting the first, delicately and carefully lay the second cake on top before frosting it as well.
An Instagram flat lay with a delicately torn croissant and a rose-gold wristwatch.
In their equally excellent book, The Plan, democratic operatives Bruce Reed and Rahm Emmanuel lay out a Washington delicately balanced between "hacks and wonks".
Mr. Muhs sped on, adding layer after layer of detail, as Mr. Perez lay on his stomach, delicately smoothing away the footprints in the trench.
The fifteenth-century Ilaria by Jacopo della Quercia is the tomb of a princess who died in childbirth, her delicately carved marble form lying atop the casket that holds her body.
Now, delicately wash the lettuce in very cold water, spin or shake dry and lay out on to a handsome large platter.
Part of Rickman's genius lay there, in that sensitivity that so perfectly understood life was a kind delicately shaded with the tragic and the comic.
For seven minutes she lay crying and bleeding in the street as 18 pedestrians, one by one, delicately made their way around her body without doing anything to help.
His interest lay in the subjects' Y chromosomes, which of course are bequeathed from father to son in the same pattern as surnames, except in the case of what geneticists delicately refer to as a "non-paternity event".
The C.I.A. urged him to change a scene in which Maya, the intrepid heroine, actually participates in what it delicately calls a "dosing technique" (simulated drowning, which has been classified as torture since the 1500's) because those kinds of officers didn't actually lay their hands on torture victims.
