Sentence examples for pairs better from inspiring English sources

And how can one know whether a bottle that the bimonthly newsletter Wine Advocate dubbed "liquefied Viagra" pairs better with salmon or pork?

Australians are warming up to what the Spanish do and for an increasing number of us nothing pairs better with a ham or turkey than a crisp, salt-air manzanilla sherry, enjoyed ice cold with the sand between your toes.

Fresh egg pasta gets its 'bite' from the egg proteins, and is traditionally served with the butter, cream and rich meat dishes of the north, while dried pasta generally pairs better with the olive oil and tomato recipes of the south.

Red wine, he says, often pairs better "with a big stew or a hearty chunk of meat".

No design style pairs better with plants than bohemian, so this boho-chic planter is the perfect place for your latest plant purchase.

Because nothing pairs better with barbecue than ice cold beer, twenty five breweries (ranging from up-and-comers like Boulevard Brewing Co. from Kansas City to industry heavyweights like Budweiser) kept their taps freely flowing.

A dish of pan-fried stone bass served with blue swimmer crab was beautifully cooked and nicely crispy, but paired better with an additional side of truffle mash than its own herb potatoes with tomato and leek.

Not many things pair better with fundraising than food.

It makes sense; the wines have a lower alcohol content, so they pair better with food.

The other advantage of hitting the Burgundy aisle: The wines often pair better with food.

Tasting notes mentioned more kiwi, grass and lime zest, for example, than lemon or floral, and more sharpness to the lingering finish that would pair better with a second course of fish than an hors d'oeuvre or appetizer.