And it will introduce a piquant new ingredient into the constituency party re-elections on which Labour is embarking after the boundary review.
Serve with lots of crusty bread to mop up the piquant juices.
An Evans session at a night club had an almost reverential air, as the rapt audience leaned forward to catch every delicate note, each piquant voicing that distinguished a refinement unique in jazz.
In a piquant coincidence, his colleague in charge of justice policy, Franco Frattini, is Italian.So it always goes.
Yet many admit that, given bans on other forms of entertainment, there is not much else to do.What made Mr Luhaidan's outburst particularly piquant is that the owners of most of the channels that Saudis watch are, in fact, fellow Saudis, some of them with close ties to the ruling family.
The issues are obviously rather different but they raise a lot of the same tensions over how historical symbols are used by political actors to shape identity in ways they find useful.The Southern case is pretty familiar to most Americans, but Mr Taylor has found a really piquant example.
This is unlikely to command space in the business pages of The Economist.An especially piquant example of the genre does merit some mention.
He has stayed loyal to his rigorous work habits, exotic phobias, piquant neuroses, distinctive Brooklyn accent and the clarinet he faithfully plays in a New Orleans-style jazz band on Monday nights in Manhattan.
Eurosceptics, on the other hand, were similar to average Europeans on this question, with 33% favouring government and 10% favoring commercial banks.Finally, one rather piquant result emerged.
Blue cheeses may be soft and creamy or crumbly in texture, with a characteristically sharp, piquant flavour.
He rejuvenated the ancient art of glossing by the apparent spontaneity and simplicity, the delicate irony, and the piquant phraseology of his verses and so raised courtly grace in poetry to its highest level.
