Still, Lalas noted that delicate chemistry often shapes a successful soccer team.
"She's balanced that delicate dance of being true to yourself," Auriemma said.
Can you imagine a rougher envelope for all that delicate technology?
What's constant, or nearly constant, is that Delicate Steve meticulously constructs music that manages to stay ramshackle somewhere.
Why is it that delicate berries can survive heat high enough to kill mold and injure fingers?
Sometimes the problem is one of upsetting that delicate balance of populations by which nature accomplishes far-reaching aims.
(His training as a dancer probably helps maintain that delicate balance on days like today, we'd joke).
All that delicate, juicy flesh is pointed up beautifully by the assertive flavours of olives and onion.
Mr. Rubio's embrace of comprehensive immigration reform, however, appears to have upset that delicate balance, and his support has slipped among the Republican base.
Churchill relished good food and believed that delicate negotiations were often more successful at a meal than in a more formal conference room.
"People are uniting and exposing the truth," said @OVEMEX, pointing out that delicate information often passes through several people or accounts before it reaches the public.
