Sentence examples for new delicacy from inspiring English sources
It is the new delicacy of choice among Vietnam's high-rollers.
Ramsay visited Italy again in 1755 57, and on his return his portraits took on a new delicacy and elegance and a silvery tonality.
It was offering a new delicacy purporting to be from the dragon-crested clan who were driven into exile: Targaryen-farmed dragon eggs, £125 each.
A few deluded souls had rated the dear pancakes, Walter Raseifh-like, as if they were the first people on the planet to unearth this strange new delicacy.
Words re-entered Mr. Ruscha's artworks almost immediately in the wake of these paintings, but accompanied by a new delicacy of shading, spatial ambiguity and meaning.
Jean Berain, Charles Cressent, Robert de Cotte, and the painter Antoine Watteau, whose pictures were painted on the panelled salon walls to harmonize with the gentle spirit of the period, are among the important names connected with the new delicacy.
WHAT: Geoff's eccentricities getting the best of him, and deciding he wanted to taste all of Chicken Charlie's new delicacies in one bite.
Nonetheless, recent years have seen the emergence of a strange new cinematic delicacy – the "culinary" movie.
— is about all that her new film, "Delicacy," has going for it.
If you're still planning your menu for Super Sunday and still hoping to offer something other than pigs in a blanket, here are some tantalizing ideas from our archive: New England Delicacies Clams, U.S. Journal: New England, by Calvin Trillin, June 26 , 1978
When I got promoted I had to take all the bits of pig that has hair – the ears, the snout, the bollocks and the bum hole - and carefully putting them through the hand-driven mincer to create this new-fangled delicacy from America they were calling the ham burger.
