Sentence examples for best taste of from inspiring English sources

The best taste of all comes when they are bought shell-on.

"It's about the wine and getting the best taste of wine.

But the dish's best taste of all, the one that pulled it together in an earthy springtime celebration, was that of smoky wild mushrooms.

Instead, the task of running the stores presently falls to Cook himself, while the software line is the responsibility of Sir Jonathan Ive, who Cook said "has the best taste of anyone in the world and the best design skills".

The decline in Nigerian music is all the more startling because this country once gave the world its best taste of African rhythm and its greatest variety.

"Jony...who I think has the best taste of anyone in the world and the best design skills, now has responsibility for the human interface," Cook said, according to Bloomberg Businessweek's interview.

But what made the dish great was the vinegary sauce, which was unanimously voted as one of the best tastes of the evening.

The very best tasting of the alternatives, however, was Burger King's grilled chicken sandwich, the B. K. Broiler in an oat-bran bun.

Almond milk is arguably the best tasting of the store-bought milks, but it's also easy to make your own by soaking nuts, whizzing with filtered water in a blender and straining.

Unless these are very pitted, this seems a shame; I rather like the chewiness they add, but oddly enough Child's apricots are the best tasting of the lot, being both sharp and sweet at once.

The best tastes of the meal included fiery grilled shrimp; raw rice paper filled by diners with herbs, slices of tangy star fruit, spicy fish paste and bean sprouts, and dipped in a chili-laced sauce; and ultra-crispy fried spring rolls served with a mountain of bright-flavored herbs.