The album fades out on Ms. Tesori's and Brian Crawley's tender lullaby, "Lay Down Your Head," from the 1997 musical "Violet".
The brill was crispy outside and tender within, lying on a light bread sauce.
Tender, juicy guinea-hen breast lay on a pillow of sunchoke cream, accompanied by the leg, sprinkled with bits of deep-fried skin.
He intends to lay a seared and tender duck breast upon a creamy, risotto-style bed of farro, a whole grain that makes an appearance in his forthcoming book.
Despite his tender years his guarded technique was relied upon to lay the foundations of Pakistan's batting as they adapted to life in Test ranks.
In a tender duet with Butler, he ended standing over her as she lay on the ground, his stance and his face signalling a split within himself: threatening and protective at the same time.
His tender portrait of her lying on a bed or divan captures her frightened core, the fragility beneath the voluptuousness.
When I taught my third-grade student Christopher Fields how to read and multiply, I had no idea that eight years later this smart, kind, little chocolate gum drop with the most heartwarming smile and tender eyes would be lying in a casket, an innocent casualty of a gang-related drive-by shooting on his block.
As he lay dying, he quarrelled viciously with Kathleen and rebuffed his daughter Tracy's tender overture.
But its truest inspirations, Saper argues, lay in the ticker-tape machine and in modernist experiments like Gertrude Stein's "Tender Buttons," which Brown first read as a young man while working as a stock trader and hanging out with poets.
