Sentence examples for fondness for meat from inspiring English sources
She had a Yorkshire accent, reflecting her Bradford childhood, but after a run of early TV typecasting in "trouble at t'mill" dramas it had become residual, like her fondness for meat pies and Ilkley Moor.
Poo is always good for a chuckle (or, in the case of my daughter, a terrifying roar of maniacal laughter), and I liked the idea of Henry VIII's youthful fondness for meat pies giving rise to a special song, handed down from royal nanny to royal nanny, to greet all-too-frequent princely egestions.
A woman offered 350 yuan ($55).South Korea is renowned for its fondness for dog meat, but eating dogs (and cats) is also considered unremarkable in parts of China.
Richler indulged his fondness for smoked meats at this world-famous deli.
I have no fondness for faux meats.
As indicated above, I have a particularly fondness for the "innocent" meats... veal, spring lamb, suckling pig... something that really hasn't developed a memory.
"Book Lust" is a frank, pleasant read ("I have an inordinate fondness for first novels"), but the meat of the matter is the recommendations.
There are regional quirks throughout the country western Kentucky prefers mutton to beef or pork, South Carolina's sauce is mustard-based while northern Alabama's is an abomination based on mayonnaise, and Chicagoans display a fondness for rib tips (unwieldy, delicious bits of meat, bone and cartilage).
Like Fearnley-Whittingstall, he has a particular fondness for game: the least ruined of all animals — meat before it was corrupted by the unnatural selection of livestock cultivation.
Danforth added: "I have a fondness for goats — their personalities, their hardiness, their adaptability and their meat".
