I poached the fish and scallops as planned: gently, without browning, in more than a little oil scented with more than a few garlic cloves and some thyme sprigs.
I love camping, though, and the new two-berth campervan from Romahome was phase one of my plan to gently bring her round to my way of thinking.
One week earlier, the AMA had expressed its opposition to a public plan before gently backing off their initial critiques.
Mr Price, who plans to "gently update" the London establishment, claimed in a Vanity Fair interview in February: "You can't just have a name or money to get in; the main qualification is, you have to be interesting".
The burrows are straight to slightly curved in horizontal (plan) view and gently inclined in lateral (sectional) view.
Our general plan is we would gently take a break from the twittering if the situation became very dire.
Match items you have on your wishlist with people who might be able and willing to give them to you, then plan a way to gently nudge them into doing so.
I planned to guide her gently, but let her make her own decisions.
She was overruled in her opposition to the licensing of genetically-modified crops and again in her bid to quell the government's enthusiasm for nuclear power.Then, in a move that was even more galling, Ms Silva was elbowed aside by Roberto Mangabeira Unger, a Harvard philosophy professor turned minister for long-term planning, who is sometimes gently mocked as Minister for the Future.
He offered them distractions, much-loved targets like health and safety, Europe (that EU directive "should diabetics be allowed to drive?") and Ed Balls, and even challenged them gently on planning law reform (they hate it) and gay marriage (they hate it less than they did).
