Sentence examples for appetizing is from inspiring English sources

"Appetizing" is a noun.

The appetizing is rendered unappetizing, and painterliness turns aggressive.

The point of appetizing is that you don't have to cook it.

The Video Music Awards, right?" The part of the awards-show experience Lil' Bow Wow finds least appetizing is the red-carpet celebrity perp walk.

"I think what makes the pods so appetizing is the swirling hypnotic colors," Berthiaume said.

"I think what makes the pods so appetizing is the swirling hypnotic colours," Berthiaume said.

The contortions they went through to make Vienna sausages appetizing were herculean.

Less appetizing was the guacamole that the artist Darren Bader had poured into a small French horn carefully placed on a pedestal.

O.K., Simon's Grocery had become Melendez's Groceria, and the synagogue had become the First Highway Church of Jesus Christ; but Jack's Appetizing was now Rivera's Auto Parts, the shoe repair Bar-B-Que Chicken, the hardware store a pawnbroker.

By Hannah Goldfield Jewish deli food and appetizing are not the world's sexiest culinary traditions (it's hard to sound cool asking for a "schmear"), but in the past few years a wave of restaurants with young proprietors — Mile End, Russ & Daughters Café, Frankel's — have remarketed pastrami sandwiches and bagels with smoked fish to appeal to a new generation.

That's why office perks are a big deal at today's top companies--and among the most appetizing are boatloads of free snacks.