Sentence examples for mouthwatering from inspiring English sources

Since news broke last month that the 80-year-old godfather of American uptown fashion had invited the disgraced ex-Dior designer for an internship, the industry has been curious to discover whether this was merely a generous gesture, or a mouthwatering creative collaboration between two wildly different designers.

FOR the Westminster village, the prospect of the foreign affairs select committee grilling Alastair Campbell was mouthwatering.

It also claims mouthwatering rates of "click through".

"It would be the beginning of the end of global banking," says a source at one.And even as Barclays and Deutsche strive to cut costs, returns are hardly mouthwatering.

Paul Roy, of Merrill Lynch, reckons that in 1997 only 22% of his clients made equity investment decisions in Europe on a sectoral rather than a national basis; last year the sectoral approach accounted for 67%.The potential gains from a fully integrated European capital market are mouthwatering.

Their counterparts at Deutsche Bank reckon the returns could be well above 30% in mortgage lending, a mouthwatering number compared with the 10% or less that banks are reporting in areas such as investment banking.Such returns are far juicier than retail banks are enjoying in many other rich countries.

The former's venison and paprika stew was mouthwatering, as was Dio's goose liver on brioche with blueberry mousse.

One thing is certain, M&S has a vast range of mouthwatering food & drinks to make a picnic, barbecue or party utterly delicious.

The food is presented behind a glass counter and the most mouthwatering things on view are the salads.

Herrera has been mouthwatering in pre-season, and big things are expected.

The menu comprises exquisite small plate dishes, from mouthwatering lobster tails to flash fried steak.