Sentence examples for left delicate from inspiring English sources

And then the profoundly unusual burrowing prawn, Pesterella tyrrhena, finger-long, with the structure of an anaemic lobster, a long cream tail, white bean-shaped carapace and pale pink claws, the right one huge, flat and smooth, the left delicate and hairy; all put together with deplorable attention to appearing to be a coherent animal.

The "meat" had been built up on the plaster, leaving delicate brush strokes that were faintly visible.

Their latest collection for S/S15, Shadow, contains 'performance piece' garments, including dresses and jackets made from white heat-sensitive fabrics, overlain with black mesh-like garments that leave delicate patterns when warmed by lamps.

Pierre Niney impersonates Saint Laurent (left): the delicate, shy, bespectacled aesthete who became the boy wonder of Paris fashion in the late 1950s.

The short head that separated Persian Punch from Millenary at the end of the two mile Jockey Club Cup had left the delicate tracery of the 10-year-old's veins enhanced by his exertions, and as lacily ornamental as the designs on the ladies' knickers that his trainer used to flog on stalls all over the markets of the west country before he slotted into his ultimately successful training career.

As a child, LeHand was struck by rheumatic fever, and Eleanor Roosevelt later stated that the disease had left her delicate and barred from strenuous exercise.

And every Tuesday and Friday, I leave with pretty much the same assortment although fresher and younger than what is available in the supermarket down the street: spring onions with dirt still clinging to their long green leaves, delicate lettuces, pale pink radishes, misshapen tomatoes (the more misshapen, the more expensive), just picked corn and, of course, beets.

THAT leaves the delicate question of ditching Joe Biden.

Occasionally, the uterine apocalypse ebbs, leaving more delicate motifs exposed.

The mushrooms dropped their spores, leaving a delicate trace of mushroom gills, a picture of living and dying.

When they die, they leave behind delicate but solid shell fragments and these have nowhere to go but down.