But at heart, I confess, I am an amateur naturalist, quick to delight in the unusual nature of a worm, the oddities of a shrimp, the peculiarities of a rock". Van Dover grew up just beyond the New Jersey shore.
Gotta play it off, sir. And while many people on Twitter were quick to delight in what they saw as Kornhauser-Duda deliberately swerving on Trump, it seems more likely that she was simply following proper protocol and shaking the hand of her counterpart first.
Katie Abey's divertingly stark, cartoony illustrations are reminiscent of Wimpy Kid and Tom Gates, and this paean to outrageous whoppers is a quick-fire delight.
After Michael Shenton was taken off following a collision in the tackle, the hosts scored two quick tries to delight the home crowd.
Eduardo Vargas's goal was a delight, all quick passing and imaginative movement that left the Spanish defence in a sorry spin, and how about that stabbed finish from Charles Aranguiz for the second?
The small book is a pure delight, a quick read, and a wealth of wisdom lies within its pages.
Starting with an address the President made to the Human Rights Campaign, the video features autotunes and slices its way to a quick verse of auditory delight.
"With the energy and effort they put in today, they're a team that's in good form". Goals in the first 12 minutes from John McGinn and Darren McGregor negated Rovers' 1-0 lead from Wednesday's first leg, the quick-fire start delighting Stubbs.
When a storm breaks out, the couple shelter in a gazebo, where they dance romantically, ending with Rolfe giving Liesl a quick kiss, to her obvious delight.
I like to take the shine out of a bowler [sic] and I love to hear the ball rattling the pickets, or soaring over the fence ... My footwork was quick and I often caused delight by stepping back feet outside the leg stump and square-cutting .
I'm delighted for your quick response and wish I could meet the authors tonight, especially George Orwell's biographer Peter Stansky.
