A seafood platter seemed the work more of a sushi chef than of a lobsterman, the snow-crab legs split carefully, the morsel-size blue shrimp sweet and crunchingly fresh.
The French have the phrase for the designer's remake of an ultraskinny look of coats with a superslim silhouette and jeans split carefully at the knees, the wispy fragments outlined with sparkling embroideries: "plus ça change... ...... or, "the more things change, the more they stay the same".
Backed up by a research group of 12 patients who kept detailed medication diaries, Mawle devised a trio of low-tech, integrated options: use the Access Pack and even elderly patients can easily release a pill which rolls out through a small tunnel into the patient's hand, or the Moving Pack easily splits up into carefully labelled mini packs.
From there, use wedges, splitting mauls, or whatever else is available to carefully split the log the rest of its length.
Quickly and carefully, split the batter between the two pans.
The breast has been carved from the carcass and carefully split in two.
Dennett entered the sunlit kitchen and, using a special, broad-tined fork, carefully split an English muffin.
Invitees were carefully split by the F.P.A. between over-thirty-fives and under-thirty-fives — but, less carefully, they didn't pick any principal speakers from the under-thirty-fives.
The judge, Alvin K. Hellerstein, who lovingly describes in his ruling how the bagel rose "from the obscurity of the tenements to become an American icon," split his decision carefully, giving a slight edge to a company that operates two stores on the West Side over its competitor on the Upper East Side.
There are the same gravy meatball sliders served at dinner, the same bacon cavatelli (the broth is perfect for dipping that last bit of slider bun), and the attention to detail is as impressive as ever (check presented in an obscure paperback, appetizers to share carefully split in the kitchen, plenty of reasonably priced half-bottles to sample).
