Sentence examples for from tastes from inspiring English sources

Tickets are $35 for six plates of food in advance from Tastes of Brooklyn and Seeds in the Middle.

They share everything in common from tastes and interests to their frigid (they are trying to save on heating costs) apartment in Pittsburgh.

But for visitors who travel back and forth, almost everything else -- from tastes in food and national temperament to even rudimentary geography -- seems to set them apart.

That reflects everything from tastes in food (Coca-Cola rather than Chianti) to holidays (Florida rather than Florence), and raises the suspicion that upper-class anti-Americanism may be surrogate snobbery.

New immigrants typically transplant some of their customs and culture to the United States — from tastes in food and child-rearing practices to their emphasis on education and the elevated social and economic status of males.

They argued from taste; they argued from global economics.

Aside from taste, it had other things going for it.

"It goes from tasting like plain rice to tasting like this incredibly sweet, almost dessertlike food.

This product has a salty, soupy texture that is oddly satisfying (try to refrain from tasting).

And the chef, Ed Brown, seems to delight in preparing dishes in which appearance diverges from taste.

"It is a challenge to keep the foods from tasting like cannabis.