Sentence examples for delegate taste from inspiring English sources
That is what happens when you delegate taste, as we're increasingly doing: to algorithms, Personal Shoppers and whoever picks those owl sculptures for Urban Outfitters.
After both Abd al-Salam Majali, the senior Jordanian delegate, and myself had tasted the unappetising brew that goes for coffee in America, I remarked: "Don't you think that this coffee is terrible?", to which he enthusiastically agreed.
That night was the special night -- ten states, multiple time zones, lots of delegates and the coppery taste of certainty flooding the back of your throat.
Delegate and trust your delegation.
The prize money — a little less than a million dollars — will not help, she told me, because she cannot delegate the renovations: she cannot find anyone in Minsk whose taste matches hers.
That delegate sleeping in the front row suddenly woke up and tasted the air with a long forked tongue.
She is also a member of the NY/NJ/CT regional Ark of Taste committee and was honored to be selected as a delegate to Terra Madre in 2012.
He now delegates more, to his deputies and departmental heads—some of whom may, as a result, find they have a taste for leadership.
