The explanation given for the appearance of new cultivated species was that 'contract workers and military personnel commonly bring in, officially or surreptitiously, new ornamental or crop plants to cater to their culinary or aesthetic desires' (Whistler 1996: 6).
Added Sarah Boone, Dawn and Leigh Annee have helped cultivate his culinary interests, his desire to attend college and have proven to be empathetic role models in his sexual identity development".
The clientele was no longer the society folks born with a silver spoon in their mouths, or those with the simply passionate desire to expand their culinary knowledge.
The city's restaurateurs are curious to see if the president, who is a homebody compared with his restaurant-hopping predecessor, will show any desire to engage with a culinary scene that became vibrant during the Obama administration.
Darrell and I weigh in on Nokia's experimentation phase with Android, Sony's bizarre desire to break into the culinary tablet space, and the newly acquired HTC One that Darrell has been fawning over for the past few days.
That Dinesen defied historical accuracy to promote a woman to the official, public status of chef has, I think, to do with a desire to emphasize the connection between culinary extremes.
I am obviously not alone in my desire to use a vacation as a culinary learning experience.
Know that I had no desire to suggest that I had cut a culinary swath across an entire continent.
In the 1950s some butchers continued to trade, but the growing desire to eat "posh" cuts and the increasing culinary influence of the US, whose population largely shared our repugnance, meant their closure over the decades that followed.
I was waging a one-man culinary war as I crushed settlements in my all-encompassing desire to eat.
