Spinach-ricotta gnocchi ($14) are sometimes delicate, sometimes saturated in brown butter and sage.
It also thematically explores the sometimes delicate nature in which Hip Hop and Dance intersect with Muslim communities.
After an atmospheric episode, the piece broke into a spiraling dance, sometimes crazed, sometimes delicate with gossamer textures.
There is nearly constant music, played on electric guitar by Anders Nilsson; it is sometimes delicate, often loud and cacophonous.
Research in urology and impotence these days often involves the interplay – sometimes delicate, sometimes not – of technology and biology.
Reservations over how the situation at the center in Antioch was handled underscore a sometimes delicate relationship between the F.B.I. and the Muslim population near San Francisco.
No representations of raging seas or quiet ponds, Ms. Reinker's rivers are presented as absorbing, semi-abstract elements of flowing line and color, sometimes delicate and sometimes bold.
However, because the search for an exact sequence exclusively based on proton chemical shifts is sometimes delicate for NMR non-specialists, we worked out a new type of query, named SOACS, which allows the easy retrieval of existing sequences.
At the start of the third set González, who mixes screeching power with sometimes delicate slice, had three break points on Federer's serve but could not nail him.
Then there is the sometimes delicate task of convincing producers and farmers that a market in an unproven location will be worth their time.
The judge's decision drew attention to the sometimes delicate task that trial lawyers have of representing their clients zealously while staying within the bounds of proper behavior.
