delice old use , also: délice

Her mother had at least seven children and gave them all away, according to Delice's family.

Nick finished with a chocolate Delice, which “lives up to its name”.

The most memorable moment came with I got three 10s for my chocolate delice.

One of his most alluring creations is the delice de crabe.

And they really appreciate the limited quantity," Delice said.

He later became district governor in Torul and Delice.

As police urged residents to fight criminals themselves, Delice said, "I think it's a message we should listen to."

Jean allows as kidney is his "special delice," but chastises her for not warming the plate.

Food still would be produced at the original bakery, but having several more outlets would give Delice greater geographic reach.

Mr. Delice sent his men out again, this time in large trucks to remote villages to rescue stranded residents.

Then again, Julia Child never got to eat at Delice Bistro.

Delice is a village of İmranlı county in Sivas province, Turkey.

Even the awful Delice de France ones I get warm from the corner shop (for 49p) are nicer than this.

Delice d'Argental is a triple cream French cheese from the Burgundy region.

(Ms. Delice quit the gym and bought a treadmill.)

Everything within the Delice de France was fabricated from ceramics and stainless steel, with not an inch of wood in sight.

Delice or Delices may refer to:

Now you understand why Le Delice made Mr. Foy a legend.

Çerikli is a town in Delice district of Kırıkkale Province, Turkey.

But his supplies are running perilously low as more homeless people flock to shelters every day seeking help, Mr. Delice said.

Ms. Delice's career, as a toy designer for Disney, was soaring, and one by one the roommates moved out.

"Nobody took us seriously," Mr. Delice said.

Kinder Delice is a chocolate cake with a layer of milk inside and a milk chocolate covering.

Her mother, Delice Kesselman, is an assistant principal of two schools in the Lawrence-Cedarhurst school district.

"Fascinating and annoying," said Ms. Delice, who was in Paris last week with Zinedine.