Sentence examples for delectable names from inspiring English sources

These villages have delectable names.

Mr. Feldman's collection includes props for tricks with delectable names like "The Vanishing Whippet," in which a car disappears, and "Eggs Extraordinary," in which Thurston pulled one egg after another out of a silk top hat.

Others will be flashed-glass abrasion (clear panes fused with colored ones which are scraped away to various results), glass fusing (combining layers of different-colored glass), sandblasting, and a traditional procedure called Schwarzlot, the manipulation of black enamel with hand tools that yield delectable names in translation: expellers, draggers, pestles, quills.

They found that lard, along with inedible fat from the pig -- a substance with the delectable name of choice white grease -- can be used to replace No. 6 fuel oil.

In Bahia, a delectable chef named Isabella (Penelope Cruz, left) lures epicures while out front in the restaurant her husband, Toninho (Murilo Benicio), flirts with female customers.

Or yet another pleasure, no less delectable, of seeing two names – his own and that of the Almighty – cast in the same lead of the same nihilism.

There was a delectable dinner at tables named after mathematical symbols: now who wouldn't want to eat at a table named π?

So far, Snoop Dogg, Lena Dunham, and George Takei are but a few of the names who have embraced his delectable take on their likenesses.

The spice of the pineapple achat, a piquant mix of pickled vegetables, tofu, and pineapple, isn't anywhere close to that of the Pork on Fire, a delectable concoction that amply lives up to its name.

Believe it or not, Mary Jane candy, a delectable blend of molasses and peanut butter, is named after the favorite aunt of the brothers who created it, according to NECCO.

They have an amiable, distant relationship with women; their mother packs a delectable picnic lunch, and no one seems to notice when her name changes briefly, in mid-series, from Laura to Mildred.