We also liked the two very thin grilled pork chops, which were full of flavor; a delicate broiled fillet of flounder; and grilled jumbo shrimp served atop drizzles of barbecue sauce.
It's an affecting nugget, full of delicate feelings, delicately rendered, with easy melodies.
A gigantic Otaheite apple tree FULL of delicious delicate red apples on the opposite bank - my second favorite Jamaican fruit that I'd been yearning for.
ON a Friday afternoon this summer, I left the gleaming, tile-walled kitchens of the Cordon Bleu cooking school in Ottawa feeling triumphant, toting containers full of lobster in a delicate verbena cream sauce that I had just prepared.
The living room was full of pale, delicate light.
The coming 10 days will be full of such delicate dances of diplomacy as Obama attends major summits in three countries.
Afterward, following three further doses, he lay down quietly in a dark room, whereupon he experienced "an enchanted two hours," full of chromatic effects: Delicate floating films of colour — usually delightful neutral purples and pinks.
He is asking his father: "Daddy, will we ever have a safe space?" It's a succinct, witty point about privilege and victimhood that also taps into what has become a popularly held view: that universities are now mollycoddling hothouses full of delicate special snowflakes who cannot be confronted with a contradictory opinion without being "triggered".
Also cleome, or spider flower, which has a globe-shape flower head, full of delicate white, rose or purple petals and dangling seedpods, which look more like cat whiskers than spider legs to me, but anyway.
Full of delicate touches and vignettes, including lamppost poetry and an imagined meeting with Riddell's other heroine, Ada Goth, this book is as desirable and instantly involving as its predecessors.
