Sentence examples for making the delicate from inspiring English sources

Nigeria, making the delicate transition to an elected administration (see article), is in no position to mount a foreign military venture.

"Amazing," Tom Furman, a senior engineer at Ladish Forging, said after a big press bore down on an 11-foot disk of hot metal, making the delicate manipulation look as easy as rearranging a gargantuan pat of butter.

In his long opinion, which serves as an important source for this book, Wolf implicitly asked whether individual F.B.I. agents should be making the delicate and difficult policy decision of how much criminality should be tolerated in exchanges with informers.

In wine making, the delicate nature of the Riesling grape requires special handling during harvesting to avoid crushing or bruising the skin.

Similarly, the hands of H. floresiensis were more like apes than those of evolved humans, their wrists possessing trapezoid bones that would have made the delicate art of stone tool-making very difficult.

I asked him what material he used to make the delicate thumbnail-sized pieces.

Woods said the heavy rain early in the week made the delicate short-game shots around Augusta National even more challenging.

Add-ons like chicken, shrimp, sausage and vegetables cost more and tend to make the delicate crust soggy.

And when I watched it being made, the delicate cheese magically emerging from a copper cauldron of barely simmering whey, then ladled into baskets to drain, I really got hooked.

Burned incense makes the delicate yellow marks on one painting; another work is a bare painting stretcher arrayed with garlands of knotted or twisted canvas whose title — "Garlands of Views" — invites you to read them as unstable forms and images.

The space is resolutely English, including the local timber, much of it salvage, and the local builders: the smithy who made the delicate balustrade, the craftsman who hand-carved the bathroom door latch.