Sentence examples for book tastes from inspiring English sources

This book tastes like a spoonful of coal tar.

"I want an online book store, for example, to know about my book tastes so I get better recommendations the next time I log on.

The Upper East Side, often seen as the land of ladies who lunch, has book tastes more befitting homebodies who cook.

And then he imagines: "Like barbed wire, like burglar's tools/Like a word you'd rather forget/The way the book tastes to the goat/Who is chewing and spitting its pages/Also like the ear of a girl you are about to undress/Also like the rim of a smile".

A friend who has similar book tastes to mine raved about it and I stayed up all night reading it.

"Jeff brought movies to Comic-Con to fit comic book tastes," said Len Wein, a comic book writer and editor known for creating Marvel's Wolverine and DC Comics' Swamp Thing and editing DC's seminal series "Watchmen".

There was a stroke victim who said he could read a book and be there — actually be in the book, tasting the food, smelling the air.

American food writer and author of the book Taste of Tomorrow, Josh Schonwald, was next up to take a piece of the precious burger.

Imagine a kind of blind book tasting – you are given a novel without an author's name on the cover and your task is to work out who wrote it.

His first Book "Taste Test Challenge" will be out in 2017.

Still, in the world of clothing and books, taste can be a guide.