Sentence examples for making tasting from inspiring English sources

I've been making tasting plates of various shapes and sizes for them ever since".

The classic text in this respect is the scene in "Brideshead Revisited" where the narrator, Charles Ryder, and his friend Sebastian Flyte make a serious run on the bottles in the latter's ancestral cellar, getting comprehensively blitzed and making tasting notes: "It is a little, shy wine like a gazelle".

While working for the firm he was involved in the making, tasting and commercialisation of sherry and in later years he also helped the company expand into producing brandy and several sorts of wine.

The categories the three-judge panel would consider: visual appearance, replicability (ease of making), taste and conceptual connection with Monteru.

I now have a team of five people all dedicated to making Taste Savant the best it can be.

But Huping Dolph makes Taste of China for me.

People make taste decisions all the time, in all walks of life".

Cole Porter croons, Josephine Baker dances, and experimental writer and transatlantic tastemaker Gertrude Stein makes tastes.

There's a centralized commercial establishment to make taste, package the product and keep a market humming.

The nice taste of coconut will make taste buds die for more.

Adding some shredded mint leaf can make taste a bit fresher.