Sentence examples for culinary variety from inspiring English sources

It's a false memory, of the culinary variety.

Over the last year the Oxford English Dictionary has inducted "wassup," "BFF" and "muffin top" (of the abdominal, not the culinary, variety).

The new Moon Handbook to Thailand (Avalon Travel, 2008, $21.85), offers up-to-date listings and coverage of Thailand's culinary variety.

The immigrant population has also made a distinctive contribution to the cultural life of the state in architectural style and house decoration, in sports of all kinds, and in culinary variety.

The list of crops, which must supply nearly all the astronauts' protein as well as vitamins, minerals, fiber and culinary variety, includes plants well-adapted to growing in nutrient-enriched water and short enough to fit in the troughs that will be available in space.

That is how we provide the greatest culinary variety online.

Culinary varieties, such as Greek or Italian oregano, have a strong aroma and a warm pungent taste.

American cuisine, much like Charles Barkley, might never be the absolute best in the world at any given time, however, America's impressive culinary diversity and immense variety makes it a better overall country to eat in and live in if you appreciate food.

They derive from a number of species and generally cleave into culinary and ornamental varieties, though I've used the latter in cooking.

The Street Fair will feature a variety of culinary offerings by 14 Cornell, alumni and local area vendors.

People who know food know that Singapore is a top culinary destination, with its variety of hawker food stalls and abundant seafood.