He dreamt of holding her fragile body in his arms and kissing her sweet dainty lips. |
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Pinky mauve or white, the dainty nodding flowers are set off by the beautifully marbled dark green leaves. |
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She was dressed in pale pink silk, her gown gently caressing the floor and her head adorned with a dainty, bejewelled crown. |
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She is wearing her original dainty lawn dress with lace edged bertha collar, pigeon breast front and matched underwear. |
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The window-dresser pushed her hair back from her face and behind her dainty ears, each pierced with rows of silver sleepers. |
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One is a substantial octavo in plain dark binding, the other a twelvemo, in dainty green and white covers. |
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For smarter looks, little blouses, pleated skirts and twinsets are given a flapper flavour with cloches hats, pearls and dainty shoes. |
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Mona always said that she was fat, when in reality, she was dainty with a slight build. |
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Fleming's sweet and savory snacks are meant for Lieblingesque noshers, not dainty nibblers. |
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Her shoes were opened toed, and had a gold buckle over the top, very dainty and feminine. |
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As soon as he left our table, we spit the food out, wiping the corners of our mouth with the dainty white napkin. |
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Her feet dangled from her perch, her big green cargo pants and black hooded pullover covered her dainty frame completely. |
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And girls, do remember to gently brush your hats after wearing to keep then neat and dainty as a flower before you place them on a hatstand. |
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Bassist Palladino can strum four strings, but his notes are delicate, dainty plucks compared to Entwistle's ability to work an electric bass. |
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His dainty hesitative accents had a nice elegance, but elegance is not what this concerto is about. |
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The timeless classic designs are well represented by the charming all-around necklace with dainty crystal pace elements. |
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The dainty coffee cup was dwarfed by his thick fingers, like a piece from a child's tea set. |
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Chika picked her mare, a dainty pinto named Lassi and slipped a bridle and saddle on the mare. |
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She is a fur-laden confection of fashion, from her enormous hat to her dainty boots. |
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She was wearing a knee-length jean skirt that flared slightly at the bottom and cute sandals were on her dainty little feet. |
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Dozens of the dainty white gulls danced over the water, and I saw a Bald Eagle flying in the distance. |
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Alternatively, floaty French knickers and dainty tie side knickers with contrasting lace back can be worn with a matching cami, bra or slip. |
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Children's clothing now allows for a lot of freedom of movement, and dainty frocks and frilled shirts are strictly for birthday parties and such. |
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In the medieval ages, knights displayed dainty handkerchiefs given to them by their lady-love. |
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Well, it is a lightweight, intricately entwined, sparkling dainty flat chain in yellow and white gold in combination with coloured silk threads. |
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Carefully she pulled the dress over her undergarments, and lightly slid her feet into the dainty shoes that her mother had once bought her. |
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She would pause, attentive, and then her eyes would guiltily travel to the dainty suede moccasins on her feet. |
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Rather more plush-looking are the women's evening shoes from the turn of the 20th century, fashioned from dainty red satin and black lace. |
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But their beautifying objects are usually hidden inside dainty purses or roomy bags and the article in question usually comes in milder colours. |
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We climbed a winding wooden staircase up into a quaint little room filled with over-stuffed sofas and dainty tables. |
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Katrina held up a light blue diamond flower, which hung delicately from a dainty chain. |
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She stands just five feet tall, but her dainty exterior belies the inner determination that has erupted through the surface of her ill-health. |
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She looks down her dainty nose, her delicate-featured face wrinkling in genteel distaste. |
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They even brought along with them a dainty woman named Mercedes, who was Charles' wife and Hal's older sister. |
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I slipped my dainty feet into the black pointy shoes, and I stood looking sideways at their reflection in the mirror. |
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Mother and daughter danced for a few moments, Molly spinning on tiptoes like a dainty ballerina, Christina gracefully moving to the beat. |
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More likely, she found comfort in the selection of desserts, which are refined, even dainty, compared with the rest of the menu. |
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She exhaled lightly before carving away at the dainty steak on her plate before her. |
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Ahmed took great delight in fixing an assortment of dainty little sandwiches to serve at this daily ritual. |
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My first meal was a dainty foie gras burger, served in all its unctuous richness, without burger meat, on a toasted, tea-sandwich-size bun. |
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I sipped pink punch, ate dainty sugar cakes with strawberries on top, and stayed at Tom's side every moment. |
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Hence men who seek their own welfare should always honour women on holidays and festivals with gifts of ornaments, clothes, and dainty food. |
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Now is the chance to prove to your acquaintances that the days of small cucumber sandwiches and dainty cakes have not gone for good! |
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This sausage-like concoction is sliced into dainty rounds and served with sweet dipping sauce. |
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Again, dainty dumplings swim in soup, but these are packed powerfully with a spicy punch. |
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My pleasure was always based on greed rather than some Epicurian assessment of dainty morsels. |
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Between bites of dainty sandwiches made with just-baked Yarrows bread, Noel says he dreamed of going to university in England. |
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On the other hand, it is the dainty and refined accompaniment to cucumber sandwiches. |
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The ability to cut very thin bread was greatly prized and dainty bread and butter was often served for afternoon tea. |
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Also, it's not as if there were a dainty lady around here who would scream and faint dead away at my shocking condition. |
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The dainty ladies and gentlemen who first began to use soap were the harbingers of the big-scale production of soap for the common man. |
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I rang up Luke to ask if I was being too dainty in thinking it ghoulish to market a film of somebody contracting a deadly disease. |
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I would have liked to have seen the survey happen every five years or so, but there was really too much on my plate to add another little dainty. |
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Although preferring the dainty white florets of garlic mustard, they occasionally sample a bluebell or two. |
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She looks down her dainty nose, her delicately featured face wrinkling in genteel distaste. |
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Among the miscellaneous bulbs are the mildly-scented grape hyacinth and dainty Iris reticulata. |
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Gypsy deep rose is an annual gypsophila with dainty double and semi-double blooms on a nicely mounded plant that grows about 10 inches high. |
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Tracy King was a dainty, petite blonde with platinum hair and a blindingly white smile. |
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She was dainty, with short black hair and perfectly painted red fingernails. |
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Alicia was certain that if only she had been born pretty and dainty like her mother, her life would have been much easier. |
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Their looks and attitudes came from their flamboyant father Darcy, rather than their beautiful and dainty mother Josie. |
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Can you imagine that dainty, fussbudget of a milquetoast Astaire as a sailor? |
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They came in their wellies and wax jackets, but tracksuits, hipster jeans, dainty shoes and sparkly tops were also on show. |
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He jumps nimbly down and dusts off her dainty foot with three smart whaps of his hand. |
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They are an excellent choice for rock gardens, where their dainty scale can be displayed to advantage. |
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There was an open-air teahouse with picnic tables and young Japanese girls in kimonos who brought dainty teacups along with two pots of tea. |
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All dainty and showy apparel is forbidden by the state of the atmosphere, and equally so is delicate upholstery within doors. |
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It's a bar where you can enjoy good company, a fat cigar, a dainty cigarette and a glass of fine red. |
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Bid adieu to dainty wristlets when you're hitting the trails, swimming laps or squeezing in a set at the gym. |
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The pure gold was wrought to form fragile golden leaves and dainty roses on a vine. |
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Don't fail to see that your husband has good, dainty, relishable food, served in an artistic manner. |
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He reached over and held her small hand in his large one, stroking the top of her dainty lily-white hand with his broad, chocolate-colored thumb. |
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As a young chef arrives bearing dainty bowls of roast pumpkin soup, Gordon explains how the dish was prepared to concentrate the flavour. |
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The dainty blooms of this early flowering meadow rue provide an excellent contrast with larger flowered plants. |
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Its still surface is pictured with dainty reflections of boats and grassy banks and luxuriant foliage. |
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The other was small, dainty and was little more than a band of gold with a ruby set in the front of it. |
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Most certainly, this dainty little madam busted out of garden cultivation to spread fast and loose. |
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The paintings were too dainty, too delicate, too light and airy by contrast with the heavy pigment of the true expressionist to be considered authentic. |
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She looked so sweet and dainty that I kissed her again and then sat down before the easel. |
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Boxes of dainty shoes fit for Cinderella were stacked in the corner, with every kind of head-dress and veil just waiting for the right blushing bride. |
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There were dainty Danish pastries and an excellent selection of breads, which guests just popped into the conveyor-style toaster plus juices, coffee and tea. |
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Glancing fearfully at her feverish husband lying on the simple bed, Larinda stood to her dainty slippered feet and padded into the narrow hallway. |
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Sweets come in many shapes, sticky buns with cream and jam, hot rolls with cinnamon and raisins, dainty cakes of assorted varieties, and sweet cream butter. |
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Seasonal items you will wish to offer are dainty cookies and squares, shortbread, Christmas puddings and fruit cakes, chocolate Yule logs, mincemeat pies and butter tarts. |
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You'll also find corn-bread croutons in your Caesar salad, and a helping of hickory-smoked barbecue ribs, served as a dainty appetizer, with relish made from Bartlett pears. |
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I have big feet like my dad, but small dainty hands like my mom. |
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Major news outlets are hardly inclined to be up in arms about the government's record of deception when they remain so dainty about critiquing their own. |
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Imagine stodge in the middle of August, when all you want is a dainty cucumber sandwich and a bowl of strawberries before skipping off for a game of tennis. |
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It was still early enough in the morning for there to be the hint of a land breeze, and on that day there were hordes of dainty white and yellow butterflies everywhere. |
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It was wooden like the rest of the ship, but it was a small, rather pretty little room, with dainty curtains over the circular windows and a nice rug on the floor. |
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Which is odd because, up until now, she has rather resembled a llama herself, with her slightly shaggy hair, other-worldly expression and dainty, measured paces. |
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Lon's heart skipped a beat when he saw her, standing in her pink tarlatan dress, her hair done up in curls, and her hand clutching a dainty glass of champagne. |
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From up stream came the babble of the brook like dainty laughter. |
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When Little Snow White entered, she found everything tiny, but dainty and neat. |
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The interesting thing was that whereas the pots from chambered tombs were thick and heavy, the domestic pots were really quite dainty with thin walls. |
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If ever he made the slightest change in a dish, he vaunted the variation as an original idea, and thenceforward set up as the sovereign creator of the dainty. |
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I found plenty of temptation, with anything from lavender hand-cream and everything to do with olives to designer bedlinen and dainty shoes on offer. |
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We don't do the dainty minuet of the newspaper editorial page. |
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That was back in 1903, and the editor's room was later described as being like a woman's boudoir, with dainty wall mirrors, chintz curtains and Queen Anne chairs. |
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From mid-June through July, you should see profuse wildflowers, from the dainty, lavender pasque flowers to penstemons in shades of blue and purple. |
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The origin of the name of these dainty shortbread biscuits is interesting. |
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Poe pauses, then wipes his lips with a rather dainty handkerchief. |
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Beside St. Mary's there is a short row of small, dainty cottages, administered by the Church, for the use of its employees and other deserving families. |
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The ichthyofauna is represented by over 160 species of fish, the sturgeons being the most appreciated as the caviar is considered to be a culinary dainty. |
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See now, rounding the headland, a forlorn hopeless bird, trembling black wings fingering the blowy air, dainty and ghostly, careless of the scattering salt. |
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He clumsily sipped from the dainty straw of a blasphemously non-bourbon beverage and smiled broadly as he talked to fellow bros. |
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We settled in the living room around a big platter of dainty snackables. |
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But the flesh-coloured chiffon was covered in delicate embroidery and the revealing bodice took refuge in an ultra feminine jacket with dainty ruffling on the collar and cuff. |
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Mary was fair and dainty and delicate, everything that a good lady was. |
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Raw cut leather coats, and ruffles in all shapes and sizes provided a dainty edge. |
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Those transponders worked on dainty butterflies, but for roughhousing beetles, they were too fragile. |
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Alliums are the perfect cottage garden border plants with airy spheres of dainty star-shaped flowers creating a spectacular springtime display. |
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Remember how those dainty, Delicate kitty-cat paws Cover scritchy-scratch claws? |
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It is covered in dainty, circular flowers, each about the size of a fivepence piece. |
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Its dainty two-lipped flowers are painted a pinkish-lilac and they dress the stem in abundance. |
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Allium Neapolitanum is a very pretty spring-flowering bulb, with open clusters of pure white dainty flowers. |
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To counter the heft of such big leaves, add dainty flowering plants like Yellow Waxbells or the underused astrantia in red or maroon. |
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However, with the dainty volume my quondam friend sprang into fame. At the same time he cast off the chrysalis of a commonplace existence. |
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Closely related calibrachoas, often called miniature petunias, offer dainty petunia-like blossoms that are perfect for planting in pots. |
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Like magic, Carla transformed from the dainty pixie into a hardcore, no-nonsense businesswoman right before his eyes. |
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Her dainty feet were covered with toerings and tinkling anklets while glass bangles covered her arms. |
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And all of them dwarfed the FDA's dainty definition of a muffin serving. |
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For the technical rehearsal, Beckett reduced the size of Willie's handkerchief, ridiculously dainty when it perched unprotectively on Willie's bald head. |
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The hotel has launched a new London High Society afternoon tea menu, comprising traditional and new selections topped off with a dainty absinthe green fairy macaroon. |
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Big bruising pomarine and great skuas sailed by while three of the five long tailed skuas we saw came fairly close in, dainty by comparison, but still masters of the air. |
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Those glory days of cheap hot dogs and cheap beer long ago gave way to absurdly priced concessions and dainty, yuppified treats your grandfather would have sneered at. |
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Adorn yourself with intricate floral beaded necklaces, beautiful 3D rose bud detailing, painted flower power bangles, dainty daisy rings and floral hair clips. |
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The mashed potato topping could also have been set firmer, which prompted my request for a spoon towards the end to scoop it all out from its dainty ashet dish. |
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Its wonderful with purple penstemons and dainty orange kniphofias. |
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Dainty sandwiches, scones and the Queen's favourite Dundee cake are served. |
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On Wednesday, Dainty became the first of the three councillors to go into the witness box at Nottingham Crown Court. |
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Dainty purses and handbags, made of jute, have a classy casual look. |
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Dainty diamante clips work well for winter weddings while headbands add a prim note to party frocks. |
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