Those wildly overpriced nectarines with dew beads of water clinging to them seem delectable, far more so than the cheaper, nonwet ones in the fluorescence of the Gristede's around the corner.
It all seemed positively delectable.
And, three, the new film counts as horror comedy; what seemed a delectable mixture, when Bela Lugosi stalked into "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein" (1948), has grown stale with the years.
To be sure, this news doesn't seem as delectable as People's Sexiest Man Alive or as snugly affirming as Time's Person of the Year.
Hadley also seems to have missed the delectable chocolate and coffee room which, let me tell you, had the best chocolate chip brownies and cookies I have ever tasted.
At Jeffrey's, as half of Austin seems to know, the President usually orders the delectable fried oysters on yucca root chips with habanero honey aioli.
They have an amiable, distant relationship with women; their mother packs a delectable picnic lunch, and no one seems to notice when her name changes briefly, in mid-series, from Laura to Mildred.
The head of the Girls' Day School Trust has called her "patronising"; and one blogger called her a "plumply delectable dollop of wealthy femininity", which seems to me to be a dainty way of calling her fat.
The thick, dreamy sensuality of a Lana Turner or a Rita Hayworth may be offered, on a smaller scale, by the diminutive but fleshy Scarlett Johansson, but when Johansson pouts and flirts her way through a picture she seems like a willing anachronism — a male director's delectable toy.
After the delectable precision of Lutosławski's pen, even Ravel seems to paint with a heavily loaded brush.
