Sentence examples for offers a sweet from inspiring English sources

Cuvée Sparkle, most enjoyable when drunk moderately chilled, offers a sweet scent and simple, subdued flavors.

By contrast, the lively 2010 rosé ($17.50) from Clovis Point, in Jamesport, comes only from cabernet franc; it offers a sweet, fruity scent and a nip of lemonlike flavor at the end.

Evolution now offers a Sweet Greens and Lemon juice spiked with apple juice because, Mr. Rosenberg said, wrinkling his nose a bit, the new owners thought the original Essential Greens juice was not sweet enough for most consumers.

I suppose it's just a matter of time before a phone salesman offers a sweet deal on a slightly used Motorola, owned by a little old lady who only spoke to her family on Sundays.

By Bob Conway and John McCarten The New Yorker, November 24 , 1956P. 42 Incidental Intelligence: The Ferrara Candy Company, of Chicago, now offers a sweet called the Atomic Fireball.

The Newbery Medal winner Linda Sue Park offers a sweet lesson on multiculturalism with "Xander's Panda Party," a gentle rhyming story in which Xander, a panda (best pronounced with a slight Brooklyn accent, as in "Xander the pander"), decides to throw a panda party, "a dandy whoop-de-do," but quickly realizes he is the only panda at the zoo.

The result, with the faintest blush, offers a sweet-sour balance of alluring delicacy.

It then offers a sweeter deal: a $10 rebate and free shipping.

Despite another eyebrow-raising title, Dirty Beast offers a sweeter, poppier Ant than the glam-punk of yore.

Malinowski's oysters offered a sweet taste that kicks in after the fifth chew.

For those of drinking age seeking a looser union of beer and ice cream, beer floats offer a sweet buzz.