Sentence examples for calls delicious from inspiring English sources
They eat her food — coconutty Bangkok curried noodles in soup, cabbage nori, and what the menu calls "Delicious Flank Steak" teriyaki or "Comfortable Dish" (sautéed vegetables with chicken and rice) — but they linger for the feng shui and dessert and tea.
This fictional account is narrated by the oldest child, a longhaired girl her daddy relies on and, because he loves apples, calls Delicious -- though, as Hopkinson notes, this is an anachronistic touch, as "Golden Delicious apples weren't introduced until after the turn of the century".
They eat her food coconutty Bangkok curried noodles in soup, cabbage nori, and what the menu calls "Delicious Flank Steak" teriyaki or "Comfortable Dish" (sautéed vegetables with chicken and rice)—but they linger for the feng shui and dessert and tea.
He got the unusual job after preparing what he calls "delicious food" for Garang at a Kenyan hotel he was working in.
(He most popular board is one called "Delicious").
It was something called Delicious Red, made by E.&J.
A little girl is called "delicious," and Mr. Lipstye has Tovah, a teacher, complete her first, mundane reaction with a second, wildly outré one.
During one brainstorming session, Graham expressed his admiration for delicious.com, a site that compiles bookmarks on the Web and contained a function called Delicious Popular that aggregates links that have been bookmarked by multiple users.
You're ruining my tableau!" Jill, who snuck a straw under her bandana and sipped champagne while she wrote, remarked mainly on my outfit, a tiny gray dress with matching gray lace tights that she called "delicious".
It was a very standard fast-food pizza, topped with chunks of budget, miscellaneous meat that only a first-year university student the day after an all-night bender would call delicious.
Luff dismissed John Lennon's Four in Hand sketch about a masturbation club with the single word "dirt" and condemned a sketch called Delicious Indignities, which featured Booth, as "pathetic, unjustifiable, appalling pornography", although he did concede: "acting good".
