Many friends have delicate time-sharing arrangements with the "other" grandparents.
Her male narrators have delicate, melancholy temperaments.
At the same time, she was supportive of the Egyptian military, calling it "a respected institution in Egyptian society, and we know they have delicate line to walk".
Figure 3 Diatoms have delicate silica skeletons.
Rabbits have delicate spines.
Mr. Simons has made the tuxedo a fixture at Dior, but this time the slim trousers had delicate folds pressed flat near the hips.
The 2006 Spitzerberg ($45, next time you're passing by a Vienna wine shop) has delicate, alluring floral aromas with fresh, vibrant acidity.
Public rants by the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, describing the Americans as "trespassers and occupiers" in the country for their own purposes, have come at a particularly delicate time — just as Mr. Obama must make the case that the commitment of tens of thousands of troops should continue for years.
The contract announcement has come at a delicate time, with renewed scrutiny on whether West Ham United – the relegation-threatened football club who will move in at the beginning of the 2016-17 season – will be able to fill the ground on a regular basis.
The suspected doping violation has come at a delicate time for Russia which is trying to draw a line under years of drug-cheating scandals and is competing at Pyeongchang as neutral athletes, unable to use their own flag or national symbols.
These latest difficulties, however, have come at a particularly delicate time, a week before local elections across the country that will, inevitably, be taken as a referendum on voters' attitudes toward the Labor Party.
