Sentence examples for culinary preferences from inspiring English sources

His culinary preferences are hard-wired.

Once Luda figured this out, she learned to fake her culinary preferences.

The map quickly highlighted a list of suitable restaurants based on the culinary preferences of the various executives.

Ask her about the large Alpine horns on the walls or about Swiss culinary preferences and she will have stories to tell.

(His Midwestern roots may account for his culinary preferences; when he is on the road, one of his favorite restaurants is Steak 'n Shake).

-- and continuing through Bloom's culinary preferences for "the inner organs of beasts and fowls" and ending with Bloom, who has rescued Stephen from a drunken brawl with some British soldiers, making him hot cocoa.

At the ages of 1 and 3, my children clearly identify with a culinary preference: Thai food.

They have since begun reviving, and the effort to help has been distinctly political in Georgia, with the consumption of peanuts a declaration as much of state pride as of culinary preference.

Flora Roberts, the legendary theatrical agent who wrastled with diets almost as ferociously as she did with producers, used to say, "Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper," a dictum that I have always followed from culinary preference rather than dietary need.

Among other things, this culture is characterized by a culinary preference for the Pacific rat, Rattus exulans, which are found everywhere the Polynesian voyagers landed.

By contrast, the Green Emperor probably illustrates the ideals of vitality and healthy lifestyle, as hinted by his culinary preference for "lettuce from the garden of the bear".