Sentence examples for light blend from inspiring English sources

Working from lighter and milder oils to bold, peppery ones — I bought a light blend from the Robbins Family Farm — helped me appreciate the breadth of the craft.

They were equaled by the steamed Prince Edward Island mussels basking in a fragrant tomato-saffron sauce and the Italian seafood salad, a fresh, light blend of squid, scungilli, shrimp, red pepper, red onions and celery, dressed with garlic, lemon juice and olive oil.

And reindeer may use ultraviolet light to see polar bears, which, in visible light, blend in with the snow.

Though it is the brand's "most powerful formula yet," it's still surprisingly gentle for an exfoliator, using a light blend of acids to slough dead cells away rather than physical exfoliants like microbeads, grains and other harsh ingredients.

There was a very light blending in some of the photo features but the surface is so clear that thin lines and imperfections really stand out.

But other observations need to confirm the true planetary nature of these candidate events, because the observed dips may also be due to an eclipsing binary star in the background whose light blends with the foreground star studied by Kepler.

As a young adult, I was steadfastly unimpressed with Cutty Sark's light, blended-whisky-for-people-who-can't-handle-real-Scotch flavor.

This feather-light blend of cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc and merlot plays a game: Its delicately candied aroma seems to promise sweet flavors, but is followed by a strikingly brisk dryness on the palate.

And because there are so many fugitives, with so many hidden passions and shady pasts and different idols, almost everyone blends in, much as the police lights blend into the neon.

Aside from the general return of all things to God, Eriugena claims there is a special return whereby the elect achieve 'deification' (deificatio, theosis) whereby they will merge with God completely, as lights blend into the one light, as voices blend in the choir, as a droplet of water merges with the stream.

He shrewdly spotted a niche for chewier old-timey brews at a time when beer sales generally were slipping and conventional wisdom saw lighter blends as the future of a finicky market.