Sentence examples for exquisite specialties from inspiring English sources

Many of Guangdong's handicrafts are exquisite specialties.

WHERE TO EAT Bodegas Campos, Los Lineros 32, 34-955) 749-7500, www.bodegascampos.com, is a local institution offering slightly stuffy service but exquisite Andalusian specialties in a network of beamed, paneled and tiled rooms.

For a starter, you won't want to miss their simple and exquisite house specialty, Palmito Fresco Assado (fresh hearts of palm, served piping hot and prepared French-style at your table, with fresh pesto sauce).

The Andrés line includes fine tinned seafood specialties like exquisite little sardines in olive oil ($20 for 5.3 ounces) and zesty mussels in escabeche ($16 for 5.3 ounces).

The exquisite glazes, a Robineau specialty, are of blue, green and brown matte and semi-matte, which in their mingling suggest the color of the sea.

A handful of textiles in the show are the collaborations of cultures living side by side, as is the case with a wonderful gallery devoted to textiles produced in Spanish-ruled Mexico (where exquisite embroidery was a specialty) and South America (where descendants of the Inca had weaving skills superior to almost any on earth).

This unheralded specialty, a bizarre blend of exquisite technology and deep pathos, is the subject of Edward Humes's sixth book, "Baby ER: The Heroic Doctors and Nurses Who Perform Medicine's Tiniest Miracles".

The creative dishes range from local specialties to the very foreign (including an exquisite Australian beef plate), and the wine list is outstanding.

For more than a decade, the country's producers have been supplying American specialty shops with a steady stream of exquisite electronic dance tracks, available on imported CD's and 12-inch vinyl singles.

The décor is exquisite Arab-Andalusian, and the prix fixe dinner menus include tabbouleh, tagine and couscous plus lesser-known Moorish specialties like assaffa (Andalusian pasta with chicken, cinnamon and nuts), waraka inab (grape leaves stuffed with cereal in an almond-mint vinaigrette) and xarab Andalusi (a drink made of fruits, flowers, spices and herbs).

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