Sentence examples for make delicate from inspiring English sources

The stimulation sensors make delicate tasks easy.

The ducks, disturbed by my headlights, stir in their pen and make delicate, reassuring noises.

But in a society churning as fast as this one, getting dressed is no longer so simple, requiring women to make delicate choices all the time.

It was once a staple of the Charleston kitchen, its flour used to make delicate cookies and breads, and to thicken and flavor dishes like oyster stew.

But when the time comes to make delicate personnel, salary or most news decisions, the editors routinely retreat to private offices.

In her exhibitions, colourful woolly creations have sprouted from tree branches like misshapen nipples or been stretched between walls to make delicate spider's webs or dreamcatchers.

Mr. Gelb's position is made delicate by another relationship.

Koo, then in her mid-twenties, made delicate installations: heaps of domestic dust, an arrangement of leaves, piles of coins.

The argument over Iraq has come just when NATO, the EU and the UN are making delicate adjustments.

This background radiation is harmless but it can cause havoc when making delicate measurements of sub-atomic particles.

· Lightweight Vilene to cover both scarves (this is a thin, fusible material which makes delicate cloth more durable, £2.10 per m from haberdashers, including John Lewis).