Sentence examples for added relish from inspiring English sources

For Holdsworth there is an added relish in the opportunity to revisit a level familiar from a 22-year playing career that saw him score 218 goals with 16 different clubs, the high point a five-year stint at Wimbledon, for whom he signed in the summer of 1992 as a rapier to John Fashanu's bludgeon.

"I'm Mr. LoHo," he added, relishing the term he said he and a friend came up with a few years ago, a contraction of "Lower than Houston".

Halve the buns, lightly toast them if desired, then place the patties between them – adding relish if you wish – and serve.

Eggplant-malanga pastel, a cake-shaped accouterment of smoky eggplant and malanga, added pleasing relish to the tuna.

If you felt an M3 saloon or an M4 coupe or indeed an M4 cabriolet were simply not cutting the mustard, then BMW have now added more relish.

The vendor started with zigzags of yellow mustard, then added green relish, chopped onion, two tomato wedges, a kosher dill pickle spear and two sport peppers, and topped it with a generous shake of celery salt.

"I'd be disqualified from representing anybody else," Mr. Jamail said, adding with relish, "My role is over".

On Facebook, Mr Miliband insisted he would lead Labour through May's general election, adding: "I relish the fight for the future".

"It's something I really am quite nervous about," he admits, before adding, with relish: "You have to be a bit outrageous and challenging sometimes.

He adds that Relish, a fast unlimited 4G data-only supplier covering central London, tried to extend its service to his area a year ago, but its planning application for a new mast was rejected by Southwark council.

Add the relish and the potato cubes.