The greens were tender things, delicate enough to eat raw.
(Alright, it was a great round, one bunker shot in particular being a thing of delicate brilliance, but you try getting your chops up about Steve Stricker. I admit defeat, I can't do it).
It is only later, when I look at the inscription – "Pour Richardson, avec mes amitiés, G Braque" that I realise it's the real thing, a delicate piece in ink and cardboard collage of a bird flying to its nest.
The cast grew from two to 12; smaller stories spun around the central one; a time line of five days made the whole thing more delicate and transient; an inarticulate, hesitant language appeared – even some comedy.
It is at once a thing of delicate beauty and robust science.
"Some things are delicate," she said.
Good faith and good form shown when things are delicate could make a difference.
He urges, contrary to the literary humanists, that the ancients be imitated in "strong and harsh things, not delicate and soft"—i.e., in war.
"It's incredible, the shapes that you find," Ms. Avram Rusu said, adding that she cast her ornaments from live specimens and needed plants that were sturdy: "Things with delicate leaves don't work so well," she said.
The cheap Salvadoran bodegas in Columbia Heights are also mixing with upmarket wine bars, such as Maple, where hot young things eat delicate servings of pasta on a reclaimed wood bar.
