'delicious time' is an appropriate phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an experience that is enjoyable and enjoyable or satisfying. For example, you might use the phrase "We had a delicious time at the lake this weekend."
It was a slow, delicious time.
(Picture book; ages 3 to 6) Another entry in the reluctant sleeper category, with a sweetness reminiscent of Mem Fox's delicious "Time for Bed" and a menagerie to match.
I'll be away for most of the next three weeks, partly for business (the BlogHer conference in San Diego next week), partly for the latest leg of the college application tour (yes, the next one is a high school senior this year) and partly to spend some delicious time together as a family, after a summer in which we have been scattered by work.
In Le Panier, the city's oldest neighbourhood, the Cassaro family's simple but much-loved restaurant offers a delicious time capsule of how southern Italian cooking evolved in Marseille, with excellent wood-oven-baked pizzas, cuttlefish cooked with garlic and parsley, good steaks, and rosé de Provence to wash it all down.
Here are seven more delicious time wasters to fill your Wednesday afternoon.
Tempura banana slices were delicious one time and less so the next because the banana itself wasn't sweet enough.
REDS Eric Texier Côtes du Rhône Brézème 2005 $18 1/2 Beautifully proportioned with peppery fruit, herbal and mineral flavors; delicious any time.
William Shatner is, forty years after the end of the original "Star Trek," a ham that has got only more delicious with time.
"Chewy" seems the right word, too, for On Being Blue – it is a talismanic, self-contained kind of book that seems more giving, more delicious each time one returns.
It seemed clean and delicious every time I've been there.
I find it delicious every time, so that's probably my favorite there.
