"If you take a knife and very gently do that with a slight crinkle," Francis tells the waiter.
Schloss, even more gently: "Do you think I could see your number?" "I live in England, in London," Artificial Eva responded.
Keen to let her music gently do the talking, Marten – who appeared on the BBC Sound of 2016 long-list – doesn't seem overly concerned with shouting about her brilliance.
One recent letter from someone who signed himself as a former Oxford student came at the old question quite gently: "Do you think there is a high proportion of your writers who attended either Oxford or Cambridge universities, and is this relevant to any of your reporting?
The rhymes will gently do the work of marking the line-endings, and I think the reader is entitled to as much enjambment as he or she feels like, since the author has left us a large number of weak line endings in the poem, which ask to be run on.
Ben smiles gently: "Don't worry mum, I'm not going to be a serial killer".
Spoon the yoghurt, tahini, garlic and a quarter-teaspoon of salt into a medium saucepan, stir and warm through gently; don't overheat it, or it will split.
Team members shout advice: "Nice and gently", "Don't kick him", "Ride to the line", "Keep going".
I approached the soldiers and told them gently: "Do not get out, they will kill you".
Do it gently, do it kindly and keep on your path because if you do, you'll be blown away by what's ahead for you and so will they!
Rinse the fruit gently (do not wash berries more than 30 minutes before using), gently pat dry with paper towels and refrigerate until cold.
