But from playing character comedy in feature films like "The Man Who Wasn't There" and "Big Night," and as a regular on the NBC series "Wings," he has developed a tender touch for odd little guys trying to behave normally in strange situations.
Teaching music at a local school, she develops a tender spot for Eliot, a high school boy who lost a leg in a freak accident (falling through a rotting pier where he'd ventured to find his backpack); so did June, Wade's young daughter, whom Ann catches leaving a love token for the older boy at his locker.
After re-intensification of anti-cryptococcal therapy with AmB, voriconazole and flucytosine for 19 days, to which the brain lesion responded favorably, the patient developed a new, tender, protruding mass in the right neck in January 2013.
Advocates of the process say that, as opposed to wet-aging, it allows the beef to become more tender and develop a more intense flavor, or "nuttiness," according to Faison.
Each is naturally starchy, not meaty, but when you cut them into planks and sear them just until tender inside, they develop a fabulously smoky crust.
Tanay Tandon founded the startup in 2014 at the tender age of 17 to develop a smartphone device that could detect malaria through blood samples.
You can usually identify a stye from its appearance -- a tender red lump on the eyelid which may develop a small pus-filled center.
This study employs the idea of open tender concept with blackboard-based negotiation to develop a collaborative supply chain system.
Last winter was mild and sunny, enabling tender shrubs such as lemon verbena and fuchsias to develop a woody structure early, so they've been flowering since June.
