Sentence examples for distinctive specialty from inspiring English sources

The name is thought to be derived from soppressata," an Italian all-pork dry salami, but the makers of soupy are very quick to point out that their sausage is a distinctive specialty all to itself.

A distinctive specialty of the proposed approach is its applicability to buildings with diverse characteristics as well as to VHR images with significantly different illumination properties.

WASHINGTON — With its decidedly '50s-era menu — chili, cheese fries, shakes and half-smoke sausages, a distinctive regional specialty — Ben's Chili Bowl, a restaurant near the Howard University campus, might not seem a likely business to be at the vanguard of Washington's "green power" movement.

Gender 'as such' appeared not to be a distinctive predictor of specialty choice.

The New York porterhouse — that cut of meat found between the prime ribs and the sirloin of a cow — is a specialty dish as local and distinctive as the London broil, the Viennese schnitzel or the Parisian steak frites.

Distinctive Thai vegetable varieties and particularly regional specialties were cited as reasons that people would continue to buy primarily fresh foods from fresh markets.

However, it has distinctive tastes according to region and several local specialties known nationwide.

Guajillo, piloncillo, hoja santa (a leaf with mintlike effects) — these uncommon terms stud Ms. Ballesteros's menu, and these specialty ingredients ennoble her dishes, giving them subtly distinctive shadings.

The menu features distinctive, Caribbean-inspired fresh seafood, chicken and steaks as well as signature specialty drinks.

However, Ramming predicted that it would become a specialty item, much like the Muscat varieties, due to its distinctive, Concord-like flavor.

The specialty restaurant, serving one or two special kinds of food, such as seafood or steak, is another distinctive American establishment.