The hunter, captivated by her beauty, toffed or doffed his cap, and, going down on one knee, said, If I could will life back into this fawn, I would do so, in hopes you might defer one tender kiss upon our elderly forehead.
Whatever may be the scope allowed generally for equity to intervene upon the ground of inadequacy of legal remedies, where no explicit congressional command exists for following a prescribed procedure, the problem when such a mandate is present is entirely different from one tendered in its absence.
Frightened Rabbit say it encapsulates "both sides of NIN in one, brutal and tender".
In one of the tender reminiscences of her elder son's childhood that are scattered through this account of his destructive drug habit, Julie Myerson reveals that the young boy's word for works of fiction was "nobble".
In one bar, the tender said to me: 'Are you one of those commentators?' My friends found it wonderfully impressive, but it's also hilarious.
"We didn't want all to put all our eggs in one local authority tendering basket," says Elliot.
No quarrels, the big ones tender with the babies.
In a rap world given to overdrawn cartoon personas, he careered between multiple personalities, nakedly tender in one lyric, gleefully pathological in the next.
The relationship between the girl and another servant is at once bitter and tender; in one scene, the girl orders the older woman to massage her legs and then suddenly whispers, "I really want you to love me".
"I've come to believe in the old-fashioned view that one should be tender in one's dealings with colleagues," Lord Layard told me in an interview.
