Here, I turn it into a rich, silky dressing for tiny potatoes and sweet grapes.
"The women are either near-mummified from neck to wrist to ankle in heavy, scratchy-wool skirts and coats, or wandering around half- naked in silky dressing gowns.
Mayonnaise makes a silky dressing, especially when you let it down with a little cream, or even warm, but not hot, water.
To a crudo of black bass he brings a silky dressing of slow escalation, with sun flares of lemon and fervent chile, barely mollified by a sweet-corn purée ($14).
In the comic (if you can call a graphic novel that any more, now that they're art) the Silk Spectre wears a flouncy, silky dress.
The twinkly-eyed actor (the most desirable man on the planet, apparently) and the thinking man's thinking woman, who is sitting right here on the sofa in a silky dress, talking dirty prose in those smoky tones.
At Pucci, Christian Lacroix combined elements of the 1920's and 60's, twin decades of delirium, for swirl-patterned fur coats and silky dresses flapping over colored tights and laced sandals.
The cast of twenty-three (eleven men and twelve women — the men in dark suits, white shirts, and ties; the women in long silky dresses of different colors, and high heels) entered and sat down, some holding a rigid posture, some relaxing, crossing their legs.
There was a hot fuzz over Seventies shearling on the catwalks again this season, at Coach, where it's becoming something of a signature for autumn/winter, and at Chloe and Preen by Thornton Bregazzi too, where any bulkiness was balanced out by slippery silky dresses and skirts.
The cast of twenty-three (eleven men and twelve women the men in dark suits, white shirts, and ties; the women in long silky dresses of different colors, and high heels) entered and sat down, some holding a rigid posture, some relaxing, crossing their legs.
Back at Set' - the youth group - a designer has created a Putin fashion line: a long silky dress and a sweatshirt emblazoned with his face hang between two birch trees.
