Sentence examples for by gusto from inspiring English sources

"What do you do?" If one approaches a monster sandwich at the Second Avenue Deli with a contemplative pause that is followed by gusto, the same could be said of Ms. Attenberg, who turns 41 next week, and how she describes the pivotal role that food plays in "The Middlesteins".

While conceived mainly in academia, SDN has been taken up by the industry by gusto with numerous success stories[108, 109].

By New Yorker Festival September 19, 2011 We were delighted by the gusto and the abundance of entries for our New Yorker Festival limerick contest.

Not always being on the side of the angels, I was most relieved by the gusto of the two whores, played with splayed‐limbed energy by Carmen Alvarez and Patti Karr, the devious yet amiable villainy portrayed by Titos Vandis and to look once more to the angels—Taina Elg as a nun with a partic ularly shiny scrubbed look.

There are new vases by designers like Jasper Morrison, and flea market finds unearthed by Brutto Gusto's owner, Geer Pouls.

Mr. Zakarian's attention to detail, it seems, is rivaled only by his gusto for control.

We were delighted by the gusto and the abundance of entries for our New Yorker Festival limerick contest.

This was matched by the gusto with which she embraced life with her family, friends and her wide interests outside academia, not least the fortunes of Chelsea Football Club.

There, she found herself struck by the gusto of the Israeli city's pensioners, from their bold dress and make-up to a penchant for going out on the town.

It's not the dancers, he said pointedly, who hold onto the past, as proven by the gusto with which City Ballet performers attacked his knotty, aggressively physical phrases.

'The incident is shocking and incredibly tragic, but we've been a little bit taken aback by the gusto with which some of the tabloids have addressed the issue,' said Paul Cleary, managing director of Caribtours.