Sentence examples for for its culinary from inspiring English sources
In an essay accompanying the first performance in 1930, Brecht attacked the opera of the time for its "culinary" character, because it served up a series of little dramatic dishes.
Asheville gets all kinds of accolades as a culturally progressive, beautiful town nestled in the hills of western North Carolina, but it increasingly known for its culinary cool and burgeoning beer scene.
So choose a pinch of a particular salt for its culinary characteristics, not because you're sprinkling health onto your meals.
And Mr. Pierce, who grew up here, apologized for taking an out-of-town reporter to a chain restaurant in a city known for its culinary traditions.
However, this is the spiritual home of pizza, and has to be visited if you are visiting Italy for its culinary history.
About lunching with him in the newspaper's cafeteria, not known for its culinary panache, Mr. Sokolov writes: "When Craig commented on the bay leaf in the purée mongole, I sneered inwardly".
Long known in these pages as Ian, a name unfairly thought to be a sign of personal aggrandizement, he reads Leviticus for the sheer pleasure of its culinary attention to "unclean creeping things".
According to Price, moringa seeds are the source of a fine oil called Ben or Behen oil, an oil prized for many years because of its culinary uses, its burn quality of illuminating without smoke, and its lubricating capabilities for very small workings, such as those in watches.
But for all its culinary adventurousness, food in Woodstock wasn't terribly sophisticated.
— Patrick Farrell Fast Company: In placing 34th on the magazine's 2012 ranking of America's 100 most innovative companies, Chipotle gets high marks for letting its culinary team create new-product menus to drive the marketing, instead of demanding that marketing drive the creation of new menu items, a practice at many chain restaurants.
This herb has long been valued by Indian culture for both its culinary and medicinal properties.
