Sentence examples for a taste with a from inspiring English sources

The real story is more interesting, and a two-disc DVD released by BBC Video gives us a taste with a good History Channel documentary that chronicles the situation step by step.

Later, it's my turn to restrain myself to only a taste, with a pear poached to cranberry on lettuce with Stilton and toasted walnuts; a fragile crab cake; and the grilled vegetable risotto.

A three day visit began on a Tuesday with a visit to Poggio Amorelli vineyards, with a tour of the cellars, an education into wine-making, and a tasting with a scrumptious lunch.

It's ripened for only three weeks, giving it a fresh clean aroma and a taste with distinctive honey notes.

There will be a tasting with wine and an auction of pig parts, all to benefit local educational programs of Slow Food NYC.

Club VIP tickets, with access to a courtyard and a tasting with special wines, bites and celebrity chefs, in addition to admission to the main event, are $500.

That attention to detail fosters tenderness, an absence of grit and a fresh taste with, at times, a very slight note of basil.

Nineteenth-century ketchups had a strong tomato taste, with just a light vinegar touch.

Fresh squid, sauteed with salt and black pepper, had a sweet taste with a peppery tang.

"The Avozilla has a fantastic taste with a rich, juicy, buttery texture, and creamy flavour.

Peppermint has a strong sweetish odour and a warm pungent taste with a cooling aftertaste.