Sentence examples for familiar tender from inspiring English sources

However, the note-perfect flavors would have surely been familiar: tender, slightly spicy sliced beef in a deeply aromatic light broth, surrounded by celery, parsnips and carrots.

It was the real thing - alive, lyrical, funny, sad, familiar, tender, and spoken in the phrasing and accent of south-west Wales.

Familiar tender perennials include coleus and cannas, but today these species have graduated from dish gardens or institutional bedding schemes into big and boldly colored varieties and cannas selected by growers for their brilliant foliage.

In the main, Mr. Marshall said he had tried to return the show to its original Seussian mandate: to take the audience on a fanciful ride to a place populated by familiar, tender, quirky characters.

There have been dominant global monetary brands in the past, but they were always secured by something more than the familiar legal tender notice conspicuously printed on the front of the greenback.

On suspicion of murder" – fills those familiar words with tender tragedy.

Guardian Australia has been told by inside sources familiar with the tender process that three other healthcare companies, including two that are Australian owned, had bid for the healthcare contract.

Eventually this allegorical emblem was replaced by the Christian image of the Holy Virgin, who was initially envisioned as an aggressively protective, even militant figure, and only later in the more familiar guise of the tender mother.

After first collaborating three years ago on the album Love Has Come For You (the title track of which scored a Grammy award for best American Roots song), Martin and Brickell are back with second effort So Familiar, a collection of tender tracks in Brickell's smooth vocals and Martin's slickness on the strings gel together delightfully.

The beefy-tasting bird was tender, flavorful and familiar.

Using turkey instead of the traditional pork, Batali's version has the familiar crackly crust and rich, tender meat — without being too heavy.