Sentence examples for decent desert from inspiring English sources

I used to love deserts and sweets, but you will not be able to find a decent desert in Haregisa no matter where you go, which leaves you deprived of life's little comforts.

The values both enabled survival in a desert environment and offered decent treatment to outsiders of peaceful intentions.

"In general, the Bronx has been like a desert when it comes to decent office space," Mr. Kahn said.

Consumer groups have long bemoaned the "Servicewüste Deutschland" (service desert Germany), a dearth of decent, polite sales assistants in shops and restaurants.

Sir Bradley Wiggins opined recently that decent Tour de France form would not desert riders at the Olympics and no fewer than seven different winners of this year's lumpier stages, including Van Avermaet, lined up to take their chance in Rio.

Large numbers of Americans, particularly those who live in low-income areas, find themselves in food deserts where there is no decent grocery store or market to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables.

Native to tropical regions, rather than the desert, these succulent-like plants prefer decent moisture, rather than total aridity, and regular potting soil or compost enriched soil.

Yet they won't desert their Labour man, the local, thoroughly decent, strong Harold Wilson admirer in whose Huyton footsteps he follows.

The power of the game, though, was in the ambitions it tickled, and she got hooked once she'd knocked up a decent replica of her own house, then later a desert city with a network of underground commuter canals.

They love writing and love touring, whether they're stuck in the Nevada desert (Vic's voice had disappeared) or venues without decent loos (Alex confesses to making use of some unsanitary places).

The towns lack decent bars and restaurants in the centre, and so are deserted after workers drive home at six o'clock.