| With the traces that delineate her body... her stiffness and her beauty... engraved in the penetrating light of her rib... breathing the memory of her skin. |
| And we've got to delineate what that looks like, what a work time looks like, and-- |
| For instance, delineate for me, if you can, the main points of difference between the burrito and the enchilada. |
| I shall, to the best of my ability, seek to delineate the countess's person which, however, is all too nuanced and rich in mysterious contrasts - to be related in a few moments. |
| It will delineate the driveway from the garden. |
| With the traces that delineate her body... her stiffness and her beauty... engraved in the penetrating light of her rib... breathing the memory of her skin. |
| And we've got to delineate what that looks like, what a work time looks like, and-- |
| For instance, delineate for me, if you can, the main points of difference between the burrito and the enchilada. |
| I shall, to the best of my ability, seek to delineate the countess's person which, however, is all too nuanced and rich in mysterious contrasts - to be related in a few moments. |
| It will delineate the driveway from the garden. |
| The town charter clearly delineates my duties as the Sheriff. |
| Wel, everything that fills up... overflows, so then... the superior power , the superior nature... delineates everything to that place, to the reserves on the margins. |
| The town charter clearly delineates my duties as the Sheriff. |
| Wel, everything that fills up... overflows, so then... the superior power , the superior nature... delineates everything to that place, to the reserves on the margins. |
| Everything will be delineated in your letter of dismissal. |
| For the ancients, these stones delineated The world of the living from the dead. |
| He has now agreed to sell Hanbury Park, the house and all its land, boldly delineated on this map, to the Grand Junction Railway Company. |
| He was 44 and liked 'The Noblets' as they lived in a delineated and articulated social structure with constant adherent conformity and also because they had oodles of friends. |
| I have a very carefully delineated lifestyle. |
| A diorama is the highest achievement of human ingenuity, delineating the most interesting parts of the world in varying aspects of light and shade. |
| I have no hesitation in categorically delineating it as being barefaced provocative of the workers. |
| Isn't all this delineating a little overdone? |
| This video shows that the five marks delineating the pentagram were in evidence prior to the patient's death. |
| there's really no objective scale for delineating variations of "good." Why do you ask? |
| Everything will be delineated in your letter of dismissal. |
| For the ancients, these stones delineated The world of the living from the dead. |
| He has now agreed to sell Hanbury Park, the house and all its land, boldly delineated on this map, to the Grand Junction Railway Company. |
| He was 44 and liked 'The Noblets' as they lived in a delineated and articulated social structure with constant adherent conformity and also because they had oodles of friends. |
| I have a very carefully delineated lifestyle. |
| A diorama is the highest achievement of human ingenuity, delineating the most interesting parts of the world in varying aspects of light and shade. |
| I have no hesitation in categorically delineating it as being barefaced provocative of the workers. |
| Isn't all this delineating a little overdone? |
| This video shows that the five marks delineating the pentagram were in evidence prior to the patient's death. |
| there's really no objective scale for delineating variations of "good." Why do you ask? |
