Sentence examples for culinary opportunities from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't thinking of the culinary opportunities at first," she said.

Still, Westchester's restaurant scene has grown more sophisticated in recent years, and the influx of immigrants has broadened its culinary opportunities.

"We're working with chefs in South Carolina to come up with some new recipes that will highlight the particular culinary opportunities that the new rice presents," McCouch said.

Anyone who likes cooking enjoys the culinary opportunities of the winter months and maybe now, with Easter only 10 days away, is the time to savor the last of them and celebrate with one final flourish.

The rat was so bold that it left the lot, ran under the fence and came onto the sidewalk to see if there were other culinary opportunities in the gutter -- a move of pure ratness, which particularly impressed my son and me.

Most of the articles we've printed over the past 20 years have been closer to the truth or, anyway, a version of it recognizable to our worldly readership: John Updike on the American libido, Joseph Heller on culinary opportunities in wartime Rome, George H.W. Bush on the pangs of giving up Air Force One.

These fanciful brands were statements of culinary orientation, opportunities for epidermal advertising and, most of all, celebrations of a milestone.

A lively and wildly friendly college town, with its turn-of-the-century historic district on fabled Route 66 and a resonant American Indian heritage, Flagstaff offers a surprising range of cultural, culinary and recreational opportunities for a city of just over 50,000.

The "Amazon pantry" offers endless opportunities for culinary exploration, allowing urban chefs to draw attention to a part of the world that many people may never get to visit while at the same time improving livelihoods and preserving traditions among the people who know it best.

These are fair concerns; we aren't advocating stem-to-root as an agricultural system, but as an occasional opportunity for culinary playfulness.

They met at a local pastry competition in 1992, bonded over their similar culinary backgrounds and saw opportunity in the absence of anything comparable in America.