Sentence examples for growing taste for from inspiring English sources

Our growing taste for sourdough is easy to understand.

Augmenting her reliable perimeter shooting was a growing taste for driving to the basket.

A growing taste for woody wines, they suggest, drives vintners to order barrels.

A growing taste for old-style regional brewing has benefited brands like Yuengling beer of Pennsylvania.

The firm printed books of general interest, and helped feed the growing taste for popularizations of science and culture.

Economists see Chinese drinkers' growing taste for wine as evidence of the creeping westernisation of the country.

Esther Howland, a mid-19th-century entrepreneur in Worcester, Mass., catered to the growing tastes for ornate cards with tinted backgrounds, embossed metallic hearts and slogans like "Truly Thine".

Their support enabled him to launch a series of plays catering to the growing taste and enthusiasm for classical, or "regular," drama, which observed rules of place and time and a new standard of verisimilitude and decency.

Antônio Rocha hopes those casks, when added to the 17 full ones in another cellar, will help satisfy the growing taste in the United States for wood-aged cachaça, a smoother, sippable version of the spirit his family has been making for four generations on the farm.

Martinez Brands/Tequila Holdings Inc., from Pasadena, Calif., has also been a beneficiary of the growing American taste for Mexican products.

The company put a nugget of pretzel inside its candy, to cater to the growing consumer taste for mixing sweet and salty flavors.