Sentence examples for get some flavour from inspiring English sources

"We need to have some serious discussions about diversity and get some flavour up in this," he said.

"We need to have some serious discussions about diversity and get some flavour up in this," film-maker Spike Lee said, in accepting his honorary Oscar.

Step 2. Speaking of back-fat, if you can't find slabs of the stuff, get some extra flavour by chucking in the chubby bits off some bacon rashers.

Take sous vide meat cooking: even if you don't brown your steak before or after vacuum-packing it in plastic and submerging it in water for 45 minutes, you would still get some meaty flavours, says Richardson's colleague and emeritus professor at Bristol, Jeff Wood.

You will still get some of the smoky flavour from the fat of the meat cooking at high heat.

Add in more subplots including dodgy preachers, corrupt politicians, construction deals and a long-standing appointment with a call girl and you get some idea of the flavour of Amazon's latest original drama.

Heat the oven to 150C/300F/gas mark 2. Cook the wings on the barbecue first – char the exterior quickly while the coals are hot (or over a high flame on the stove), to get some colour and a smoky flavour – then finish in the oven for 45 minutes (thighs and drumsticks for an hour or so).

BBC School Report have also been down to get a flavour of the tournament, see some of their pictures here.

Meanwhile, Cranfield School of Management offers "partner days" where partners can take part in some of the MBA sessions to get a flavour of the programme.

You'll get a flavour for how Pusztai was treated by his institute and some in the scientific community here.

To get a flavour of the rest of the show, we've included some of the best shots from some other sources too.