Sentence examples for like to taste it from inspiring English sources

I liked the complexity of this wine and would like to taste it again in a couple of years.

And I would like to taste more coconut in it.

Preserved Unripe Figs Note: I took the liberty of cutting down the sugar in the basic recipe by half, so if you would like to taste the preserve as it is classically prepared, you can increase the amount accordingly.

I had intended to taste it like wine, breathing it in and letting it sit and roll around my mouth.

"This is like Emeril but you get to taste it," Mrs. Sheikowitz said, referring to the celebrity television chef.

Dissolving salt in water to taste it is like putting a supermodel through a mulching machine and appraising her beauty.

Save and skimp for a while so you know what it's like to taste Johnny Walker Blue Label, or what it's like to wear a Patek Phillipe watch.

There is something it is like to taste chocolate, and this is different from what it is like to remember what it is like to taste chocolate, or to smell vanilla, to run, to stand still, to feel envious, nervous, depressed or happy, or to entertain an abstract belief.

Vertonghen knows what it is like to taste victory at Old Trafford having won there last year in the Europa League with Ajax.

Her life's work is to care for children and her partner while never knowing what it is like to taste financial freedom and independence.

In an interview with The Huffington Post, Anthony spoke about what it was like to taste the film's signature cuban sandwiches and work with the Colombian actress.