Sentence examples for arugula from inspiring English sources
The word "arugula" is correct in written English
It is used to refer to a leafy green vegetable commonly used in salads and culinary dishes. Example: "I added arugula to my salad for a peppery flavor."
noun
One of three yellowish-flowered Mediterranean herb of the mustard family; which has flavoured leaves, often eaten in salads. Has a distinct, peppery flavor:
One step forward, two back Flickring here, twittering there Once more to roam Grits with arugula?
Don't get me wrong - I like an arugula salad as much as the next overweening foodie - but upon further research, the one word that consistently arises regarding arugula is "bitter".
He once urged a group of Iowa farmers to check out the price of arugula (rocket) in Whole Foods an upmarket store that has no branch in the entire state.
If you can train yourself to like Friday's you'll be better prepared for the coming arugula crisis, not to mention any road trips.For more equable coverage of America's regular dining scene, I highly recommend Ken Hoffman of the Houston Chronicle.
If we have to draw a connection between a vegetable and the McCain/Palin campaign - I am perfectly OK with the soyabean.With respect to equating arugula to the Obama/Biden campaign - I think that can stand as well in view of recent developments on the trail.
Next to a ballroom packed with Republican donors and activists, Wright's restaurant served up lashings of arugula.
During no part of this process is relish available or discussed.Walter Grafton Arlington, VirginiaSIR – Please clarify the connection between arugula, a leafy green, and Barack Obama's presidential campaign ("Explaining the riddle", August 23rd).
Some of the most important swing groups in the country remain deeply suspicious of his arugula-flavoured politics.
If you insist on using arugula-based commentary week after week then please develop a connection between Republican politics and some other vegetable that we can chew on.
But the Harvard-educated, arugula-munching Mr Obama is hardly a man of the people either.
These folks might well prefer a plain-spoken war hero like Mr McCain to the articulate and arugula-munching Mr Obama.
