Sentence examples for delectable enough from inspiring English sources

The girl seems delectable enough to eat.

Still, Internet users are increasingly obsessed with data speed, and the promise, any promise, of speed is delectable enough to make satellite service attractive.

Farm-raised mussels, sauteed in olive oil with garlic, tomato and basil, provided a sauce delectable enough to mop up with bits of the very good rolls served.

High points of her newest show include two slinky Oscar Brown Jr. chestnuts, "The Snake" and "Mister Kicks," that are delectable enough to suggest she should consider recording an entire album of Mr. Brown's hip aperçus.

High points of her newest show include two slinky Oscar Brown Jr. chestnuts, "The Snake" and "Mister Kicks," that are delectable enough to suggest that she should consider recording an entire album of Mr. Brown's hip aperçus.

It features 9 minutes 58 seconds of delectable silence, enough time to start driving and figure out what you actually want to listen to.

Carmine's and its theater district sibling at 200 West 44th Street are still going strong, serving heaping buckets of rigatoni with sausage and broccoli and Bunyanesque cuts of meat, like a huge and delectable porterhouse practically big enough for four.

I used to order only a half portion of the Fettuccine al Porcini, trying to be reasonable about the calories, but as my nine year old daughter would practically devour the whole thing and then ask for more I conceded to the full portion split into two dishes... a tactic to make sure we both get enough of this delectable dish.

With a focus on intensely flavored edibles, Tribeca Treats satisfies the sweet tooth of the most discerning clients who can't get enough of Rachel's delectable treats!

Even Godiva Chocolatier, at 67th Street, has followed suit, with blowups of chocolate to seduce the customer, as if the gold boxes of delectable candies in the window were not enough.

It made sense that, once her audience had suffered enough, Sherman plumbed the history of painting with delectable, rousing pastiches of Old Masters in antique-looking frames, which were a major hit when they were shown at Metro Pictures, in 1990.