Sentence examples for joint taste from inspiring English sources

Throughout Ghomeshi's trial, as his lawyer Marie Heinen ripped apart the accusers, I found myself recalling a line from Philip Roth's The Human Stain, set during the halcyon years when America's biggest problem was the president's joint taste for cigars and interns.

Once lit, the joint tasted great from start to finish, with a smooth, even burn.

At Box Kite, the bite-size coffee joint that becomes a tasting table in the evenings, chefs Justin Slojkowski and Dave Gulino are doing something crazy.

This August, he and another painter, Omar Velazquez, mounted a joint show, What Did Dinosaurs Taste Like?

In a press release Monday, the burger joint based around the fifth taste said it will bring another location to Orange County, which will open by the end of the year.

As more corporate fast-food outlets open, small joints whose names are a taste of Harlem life - "No Pork on my fork" and "Nuff Niceness" - will be threatened.

Eating sweet and spicy chicken tenders from a fast food joint is going to make a homemade version taste dull by comparison, since you'll be used to tasting a burst of chemically-enhanced flavors.

Bulgogi (thin-sliced steak) and kalbi (short ribs) have a rich, succulent depth that you don't often taste at the DIY BBQ joints on 32nd Street.

Westchester County is enjoying a boom in boutique hot-dog joints run by young entrepreneurs with a taste for good mustard and an eye on the bottom line.

But joint viewing isn't just about his tastes and predilections -- it's about your preferences, too.

The Bobbie Capriotti's Wilmington, Delaware Essentially a Thanksgiving leftover sandwich, but everything tastes better at this Delaware joint that has been expanded to 17 states.