It's the game's tender, clever frame story that distinguishes it.
And with the smell of the sea in the air, a young couple snuggle in the morning light on one of the park benches that line one side of the green -- a tender moment framed by the graceful archlike building that was once the city's churning asphalt plant.
However, unless you live in California, most will need the protection of a cold frame; tender ones will need a sunny greenhouse.
He unveils fresh salmon he has smoked, Huron-style, on a wood frame; tender buffalo steak marinated in forest berry juice; and bannique, a rich traditional corn bread.
Here that language frames tender tonal passages reminiscent of Schubert and Mahler, which the Kronos played with great sweetness and expression.
It's a tender reverie that frames what follows: a dream about the end of intimacy, folded into one about the end of the world.
Till's zesty gumbo is nearly the equal of Ann Cashion's at the esteemed Johnny's Half Shell, but I love even more crisp, skin-on sea bass in a frame of tender clams, crisp broccolini and crumbled pork sausage the chef makes himself.
The partnership has taken a developmental approach, framing the tender as being about delivering a reengineered service where TEC is integral, not a bolted on afterthought.
Similarities with the Britannias rested with the frames, tenders and running gear, allowing easy standardisation of parts common with other classes.
Seeds of many cool weather vegetables and flowers can be started through February, but hold off on the heat lovers unless you have a cold frame to protect tender plants.
The granite walls were a frame for this tender family sight.
