Sentence examples for a light appetite from inspiring English sources

By John Long and John McCarten The New Yorker, July 8 , 1961P. 19 A father, who has a light appetite, has a son of ten, who eats like a horse.

Four tender, house-smoked St . Louisribs in a chipotle barbecue sauce ($12), also in the tapas section, made a perfect entree for a diner with a light appetite, especially when supplemented by an à la carte serving of truffled pommes frites ($12).

Aya offers the kinds of meals that can fit either a light appetite or a voracious one.

The link between definitions was exemplified for an appetite study where two appetite hormones were studied.

But Trump, poised to become the first ­major-party presidential nominee since Dwight Eisenhower who had not previously held elected office, appears to have an unusually light appetite for reading.

It is not a place for light appetites or slim wallets.

Those with light appetites can, if they want, head straight for the sharp-tongued comic verse of section three before searching out favourites among the wide variety of other short poems.

Prince Edward Island mussels, steamed in an aromatic bath of fennel, fresh tomato and a hint of Cognac, and served with crostini, also proved to be a light and pleasing appetite tweaker.

Or, for lighter appetites, the Castle offers a quartet of soups, including a creamy lobster bisque and a delicious fish chowder ($3.25 a bowl) that is not too heavy on the diced potatoes.

For lighter appetites, there is an ethereal scallop ceviche with fresh pineapple and a cilantro-jalapeño vinaigrette; shrimp with a twist of sesame soba noodles; and soupe de poisson.

For lighter appetites, there's an elegant mesclun and roasted pear salad with crisp haricots verts, gorgonzola and spiced walnuts tossed in port wine vinaigrette ($7).