Sentence examples for lemonlike from inspiring English sources

Limonene, a colourless liquid abundant in the essential oils of pine and citrus trees and used as a lemonlike odorant in industrial and household products and as a chemical intermediate.

By contrast, the lively 2010 rosé ($17.50) from Clovis Point, in Jamesport, comes only from cabernet franc; it offers a sweet, fruity scent and a nip of lemonlike flavor at the end.

Edible plants are gathered together, including a clutch of varied species that manage to produce lemonlike smells.

The lemonlike, palate-cleansing 2008 edition ($35) is lean and somewhat austere.

The bouquet is honey and flowers; the lemonlike acidity, refreshing; the finish, endless.

Before Sukkot, shopkeepers on Main Street walled off corners of their stores to sell sets of lulav and etrog -- a ritual palm frond joined with myrtle, willow and a lemonlike fruit -- waved in six directions during morning prayers.

Diners tear pieces from additional injera rounds, then use those pieces for scooping and wrapping bites of food, so the injera, with its sharp, lemonlike flavor from the fermentation of the batter, becomes an integral part of each dish.

But unlike wasabi (whose taste is reminiscent of horseradish) and yuzu (an exotic-sounding fruit but lemonlike all the same), nori has no Western equivalent, so it took longer to catch on outside the realm of sushi.