Burton and Claire Bloom - Quilley delicately doesn't mention this - fell in love during this production, and so, with perfect symmetry, did Quilley and Bloom's understudy, Stella Chapman.
I mentioned this, as delicately as possible.
How, then, to translate these ideas into a novel so delicately sprung, not to mention one that takes place in the complex arena of sex work?
The takeover delayed the installation of plants and delicately timed spraying schedules, not to mention the decorating of the halls for the holidays".
Moi? ReprintsThe statement did not mention the detainees' ethnicity or religion, though it delicately observed that neither were the arrests related to Irish republican terrorism, nor were those held suspects in the Madrid bombings.
Obama himself has been delicately hinting that we all might want to consider staying home, mentioning "long lines, a tough time getting around and most of all a lot of walking on what could be a very cold winter day".
(The report delicately notes that "[in] the USA, dedicated climate change legislation remains politically challenging," while mentioning executive actions that the Obama administration has taken).
On a nearby pedestal, the afternoon sun filtered orange through some exquisite glassworks that have garnered Ms. Pak two honorable mentions from the prestigious Germany-based Red Dot Awards: V-shaped shot glasses with delicately etched bases, and an ultrathin water carafe that tapers upward in curvy undulations.
Mr. Russo is so delicately funny that he can pull off a symbolic touch like that, then actually spell it out for the reader by having another character mention the cat's anthropmorphic animus, and still make it work.
