Sentence examples for less succulent from inspiring English sources

It's more chickeny; less succulent.

Thinner steaks were very good, but less succulent.

The goose was better, but less succulent than the one Syrnikov had made the day before.

Members of Amaranthaceae are more or less succulent herbs, often with swollen nodes.

I sheepishly stepped over it to higher ground, which, in musical terms, meant something less succulent and manipulative.

This is partly because the salt and nitrates in commercial hams have become less appealing to consumers, even as the hams themselves have become less succulent.

Based on the phylogeny of the cacti, the earliest diverging group (Pereskia clade A) may have originated in Central America and northern South America, whereas the caulocacti, those with more-or-less succulent stems, evolved later in the southern part of South America, and then moved northwards.

(Amaranthaceae) is a leaf-less, annual, succulent, obligate halophyte growing abundantly in the coastal area of Gujarat, India.

Large as peaches in the United States, less sticky yet succulent, they became the essence of summer.

Circus Circus Hotel and Casino, 2880 Las Vegas Boulevard South, +1 702 794 3767, circuscircus.com/steakhouse, main courses from $28. Open Mon-Fri and Sun 5pm-10pm, 5pm-11pm Japanesenoodleoodle house Monta, with its 10-item menu and 26 seats, proves that less is more in succulent form.

"And I imagine the kings and queens of France looking out the window, thinking, What the heck was that?" Many Parisians have never eaten a soft taco, much less one stuffed with succulent pork carnitas and chipotles in adobo — which, along with the masa harina for the tacos, Mr. Feilders imports directly from Mexico.