Sentence examples for it taste lovely from inspiring English sources

Inside, you can make out the blue of the fish tanks containing male tilapia (a species chosen as they grow rapidly to harvest size and as one of yesterday's visitors put it "taste lovely on a barbecue") and the raised beds full of fledgling vegetable crops.

It tastes lovely, tastes nice.

You can just drink cheap wine out the bottle and it tastes lovely as virginal blood.

Though no doubt against all health and safety rules today it did taste lovely.

Nevertheless, it may all taste the same, but it does all taste lovely.

It's got the looks and it's got the taste, lovely.

If you can lay claim to some outside space, you can make a success of rocket, too (if it bolts, don't worry: the flowers taste lovely).

Mashed Peruvian potatoes, for example, can taste lovely, or too sweet with coconut.

"Whales might be special to people in Berlin, London, Paris and the US but they are special to me here in Lofoten as well - they taste lovely.

You can get fresh, unpasteurised cheeses that are light, lemony and as soft as snow, which taste lovely tossed together with broad beans, peas and mint.

"Their dinner is going to taste lovely and mine is going to taste horrible".