Sentence examples for like liqueurs from inspiring English sources

"I don't like liqueurs," added the nun, who lived in the Evansville cloister for 18 years before setting forth.

In its heyday the Sofaer building housed shops that sold imported luxuries like liqueurs and cigarettes; a Viennese coffee shop; a Japanese hospital; and the Reuters news agency.The building is, like many others, currently in a desperate state of disrepair.

Already, several national cable TV networks and an estimated 200 to 300 local TV stations -- some owned by the broadcast networks like NBC -- accept commercials for vodka, Scotch whiskey and rum as well as for lower-alcohol products like liqueurs and blended specialty drinks.

Three-fourths of its traffic in luxuries like liqueurs and perfumes, with names like Dom Prignon, Hennessy and Christian Dior, comes from outside France.

A timely two-stock consumer products package is France's Mot Hennessy Louis Vuitton (61, LVMHY, www.lvmh.com), tops in luxuries like liqueurs and perfumes, coupled with the world's number one appliance firm, Sweden's Electrolux (39, ELUX, www.electrolux.com).

A timely two-stock consumer products package is France's Mot Hennessy Louis Vuitton (61, LVMHY, www.lvmh.com), tops in luxuries like liqueurs and perfumes, coupled with the world's No. 1 appliance firm, Sweden's Electrolux (39, ELUX, www.electrolux.com).

You can stir in small amounts of flavoring (like liqueur) after the ganache is prepared but before it is cooled in the fridge, and you can coat the truffles in a wide variety of coatings other than cocoa powder such as nuts, cinnamon, powdered sugar and coconut.

– Glenn Collins The Los Angeles Times: It's worth learning to love Italian amari, the cough-syrup-like liqueurs drunk after meals.

Drink like a local and try a pasita, a raisin-like liqueur made from the local pasa fruit.

The monks continue to inhabit Saint-Honorat, one of the offshore Îles de Lérins (see Lérins, Abbey of), where they make a Chartreuse-like liqueur called Lerina.

The Cistercian monks living on St.-Honorat, the other island, operate a retreat and a store that sells their island's wine and a chartreuse-like liqueur, Lerina.