Sentence examples for tender ones from inspiring English sources

Even the tender ones felt tough, especially the heartbreaking "Dancing on My Own," as close as Robyn has to an anthem.

Some bunches from a farmers' market on a warm day had more stringy ends than tender ones.

Discard tough or woody stalks, but not tender ones: their fleshy crunch is delicious.

He also chops up the tender ones for salads and soups.

To keep the vegetables from looking dead, add the most tender ones just long enough to cook and contribute some flavor without turning to mush.

I've been a spear-snapper too, but I'm regularly annoyed by fibrous spears among the tender ones, and I have wondered just how reliable snapping is.

This is a deeply affecting book, and despite its gritty prose, colourful language and hardboiled trappings, a tender one, its sustained undertow of tenderness and melancholy giving it a surprising delicacy.

First put on your apron and boil to tender one piece of salt meat and cut into small pieces (If you eat this stuff).

Tender refers to frost tolerance: a hardy plant can take frost, a tender one cannot.

Tender, one of the set's many highlights, is greeted with a warm rush of approval.

David R. Gergen, who worked in the Nixon, Ford, Reagan and Clinton White Houses, called the subject a "tender" one.