Sentence examples for delicately pull from inspiring English sources

Even so, Dr Schweitzer and Dr Goodwin still wondered if the iron-based preservation process might allow DNA to bypass its typical half-life and last a lot longer.To find that out, the team used an iron-removal compound known as pyridoxal isonicotinic hydrazide to delicately pull iron away from the dinosaur tissues without damaging them.

Carefully and delicately pull the distributor away from the engine.

The same goes for Magic which is neatly, delicately pulled off.

I delicately pulled him free from the hull and his face hit mine," he told La Repubblica.

He has long straddled the worlds of government and business, and he will be doing so again at Citigroup, where many strings are delicately pulled by government regulators.

They might almost be considered very thin, three-dimensional models of photographs, in which the camera's impartial record of tonal difference is delicately pulled apart into successive scrims of varying density.

"Look," he said, under his breath, delicately pulling out five CDs.

In the video, Solange lashed out at Jay Z while sister Beyonce looked on and at one point delicately pulled the skirt of her gown out of the fray.

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.

At a time when the nation is only beginning to pull itself painfully and delicately out of a deep recession, and when cities and states are cutting essential services and wondering how to keep the courthouses open and the lights on, an infrastructure proposal for a single city with an estimated cost in the billions — with a "b" — is audacious.

That slippage of present into past is fiendishly hard to pull off, requiring an incredibly delicately calibrated manipulation of the reader's empathy.