Sentence examples for in taste with from inspiring English sources

Tells of one of the hotels he likes best in Paris, The Hotel de l'Universite which is simple in taste, with a good view and an excellent cuisine.

Is this a significant shift in taste, with popular street art claiming a place in the mainstream, or is it a phase?

Bok choy may be a member of the cabbage family, but it's fairly mild and clean in taste (with maybe a very slight bitter edge), meaning it takes well to a variety of flavors.

By Donald Moffat The New Yorker, April 29 , 1933P. 44 Tells of one of the hotels he likes best in Paris, The Hotel de l'Universite which is simple in taste, with a good view and an excellent cuisine.

Also there are many unnamed land races, most of which are sour in taste with low pulp:stone ratio.

Combine this with the change in tastes with the movement to launch a petition against anything that might cause any kind of upset, and Natalia Kills and Willy Moon never stood a chance.

It is probably again up to technology development to assure constant improvement in taste along with declining caloric value.

Those interested in anago, or seawater eel, learn about the difference in taste compared with freshwater eel, where the eels are caught and other interesting trivia.

Pasta con le rigaglie is the quintessential pasta dish – simple, earthy, rich in taste but with few ingredients, economical, relatively easy to make and quick to cook.

These transgenic animals express the green fluorescent protein (GFP) in taste cells with the IP3R3 protein and can be used to identify Type II taste cells [44].

These sweet-enhancing effects of endocannabinoids were mediated by CB1 receptors, which were coexpressed in taste cells with the sweet receptor subunit T1R3 in taste cells.