Sentence examples for extraordinary sweet from inspiring English sources

The ancient wine tasted extraordinary: sweet, rich and not at all musty or cloying.

He had joined forces with Manfred Krankl, the Austrian-born founder of the Sine Qua Non winery in California, to make a small quantity of extraordinary sweet California wines, called Mr. K.

BACK in 2001, when I lived in Togo, I used to occasionally get away from the hectic cosmopolitan frenzy of Lomé (joke) by firing up the Toyota and taking a drive over to Benin, where there was a terrific, generally empty beach resort that served up extraordinary sweet green mojitos and crispy pan-fried bass.

If Jonas Bjorkman does now quit singles, as he is considering, yesterday will have been an extraordinary sweet-and-sour finish, in which the most emotional win of his career was followed one of his most embarrassing defeats.

If you had grown up with rationing, been shipped out to the country for protection, and found yourself in a magical land where you were offered extraordinary, rarefied sweet things, wouldn't you lie too? 4. Gatsby, in The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald Rich playboy Gatsby lies about a lot of things.

It was this: I simply could not leave Vietnam without a last visit to my favorite sidewalk stall, a place of cheerful camaraderie and extraordinary rich, sweet coffee.

Their created human husk had been challenging to acclimatize to, but the ability to experience an extraordinary range of salty, sweet and umami flavours had been a delightful perk.

Mr. Chambers had attended Choate and Browning and was a particular favorite of the young women at Dorrian's, who talk of his extraordinary good looks and sweet personality.

Orwell's observations on the power of language "to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable" is something that Liberty has witnessed throughout its history – "extraordinary rendition" wasn't sweet singing, but a chilling euphemism for kidnap and torture during the "war on terror".

My sweet, sweet, sweetness.

He said that he based the character on his own father, a barrel-maker and a school caretaker, whom he described as "an extraordinary man... simple, unaffected, sweet, straightforward".