Sentence examples for at the taste of from inspiring English sources
They make a much better one at the Taste of Europe in Bensonhurst".
You're not just all about superfoods, but supergreens, and barely grimace at the taste of spirulina.
She wept at the taste of crackers, the sight of gabled apartments meant to look old.
The preference does not wear off: ex-smokers, by contrast, may gag at the taste of a cigarette.
He said he should not have been drunk when he appeared at the Taste of the Danforth street festival in August.
He is Chef Correspondent at British Airways and will be appearing at the Taste of London 18-211 June, www.tastefestivals.com and 0871 230 7132).
This little book, reader, that we give you now has at once the taste of gall and honey mixed with salt.
And that means a slew of new models aimed at the tastes of an ever-more-demanding motorcycle-riding public seeking their proverbial freedom not to mention the best bang for their gas buck.
EXHIBITION and theater are far more important at Harry Cipriani than the taste of the food.
Physically he was ugly, at least according to the taste of his time.
He talks and enthuses, marveling at quotidian things, like the taste of a sandwich.
