Sentence examples for notably sweet from inspiring English sources

By the fifties, Odets had fallen out of favor with the New York critics and moved to Hollywood to write films, most notably "Sweet Smell of Success".

Several songs on which she deploys the band - notably Sweet Dream Fade, Gardenia Talk, Don't Hurt Child and the title tune - have the informal feeling of very superior demos, and are all the better for the lack of sweetening.

I was impressed with a sample £5.95 meal of tortilla (full of notably sweet roasted peppers and caramelised onion) paired with a lively, well-judged lentil and chorizo salad (long true flavours, fragrant with flat leaf parsley, the lentils nicely al dente).

Up to few years ago design was complicated by the common belief that different classes of sweet compounds, notably sweet proteins, might interact with different receptors altogether.

Coumarin is now known to be present in many plants, and produces the notably sweet smell of freshly cut grass or hay and plants like sweet grass; in fact, the plant's high content of coumarin is responsible for the original common name of "sweet clover", which is named for its sweet smell, not its bitter taste.

It is found in other plants, too, some of which just happen to be among my favourite flavourings: notably fennel, sweet cicely and star anise, which is amazingly versatile in both sweet and savoury recipes.

With its celebrity patrons and speak-easy heritage, it was the subject of paintings by artists like Leroy Neiman and was immortalized in films, notably "The Sweet Smell of Success".

The Mariners comfortably had more time on the ball but the Glory were not without chances to break the deadlock, most notably a sweet Nebojsa Marinkovic strike was impressively tipped onto the crossbar by goalkeeper Liam Reddy.

Mesquite has strong earthy undertones, while wood from fruit trees like apple or cherry have notably light, sweet flavors.[2].

But nearly all of these foreigners are selling consumer goods, notably alcohol, sweets and electronics, and few of them are manufacturing in Russia.Some, like General Motors and IBM, have gone beyond distribution and set up assembly plants.

The Portuguese brought spices from southern Asia and plants (notably tobacco and sweet potato) from the New World.