The series itself was resolved gently — there was no wasting decline, nobody stormed off the set.
There are the nightmares and insomnia of Sea Songs; the quiet despair of the title track; the sighing resignation of Break Me Gently (there's a clue in that title too); and the full-tilt blubfest of Cedar Room, with its chorus howl of "I tried to sleep alone, but I couldn't do it".
He stood his ground, but offered gently, "There's a waiting area.
But before you do, say gently, very gently, there are support groups for this sort of thing.
Southward the chalk beds dip more gently, and there is a second range of downs in the extreme south of the island.
She speaks thoughtfully and gently, but there is a wall in her mind separating Sunnis from Shiites, a wall that was erected during Saddam's persecution and that has been fortified by the violence since.
As several pointed out, and as Hatch most succinctly and gently stated, there is a reason why successful candidates all seem to have answered "no" to catchall questions about bad episodes in their past.
The iliac peduncle is massive, and like the ischial peduncle is gently concave; there is no indication of a peg-in-socket articulation as occurs in some other theropods.
Pour into the tart case and bake at 180C/gas mark 4 for 15 minutes, checking it is cooked by shaking gently – there should be a slight wobble.
The college is reached via an unspectacular new bridge over the Regent's Canal; but, instead of the sound of gently lapping waters, there is the pounding of pneumatic drills, the thrum of heavy plant machinery, the sound of digging, lifting, thumping and dropping.
