Sentence examples for is garnish from inspiring English sources
verb
To decorate with ornamental appendages; to set off; to adorn; to embellish.
The horse manure bought on expenses is garnish for a decomposing government.
Everything else is garnish, and all of it leaves you feeling either one-dimensionally frenetic or complicatedly wretched.
"The mentality of the Midwest is, green is garnish," explained Heidi Van Pelt-Belle, who runs Füd, a vegetarian restaurant in Kansas City.
In the Guardian Polly Toynbee unleashed her wrath towards Brown, writing that "the horse manure bought on expenses is garnish for a decomposing government.
A pinch of salt, a squeeze of lime and a drop of sesame oil is garnish enough, but if you are prepared to take things a bit further, the results can be stunning.
Accommodation options Rooms are bound to be under pressure in the small city; one B&B worth booking early is Garnish House (doubles from €150), which supplies a breakfast lavish enough to keep jazzers on top of the beat all day.
Carrot soup spiced with cumin is garnished with caramelized popcorn.
Rosemary limeade is garnished with pansies or nasturtiums.
The pork is garnished with potatoes, chorizo, cippolini onions and, best of all, cherry mostarda.
It is garnished with crushed nuts, whipped cream and maraschino cherries".
While the entrees are more predictable, each is garnished with appetite-tweaking elements.
