Sentence examples for rather spicy from inspiring English sources

Frederick A. Stokes is publishing something rather spicy called "Fun with String", by Leeming; and Appleton-Century is bringing out "Betcha Can't Do It," by Alexander van Rensselaer.

At the prospect of some rather spicy wage demands putting the kibosh on any switch involving Tom Cleverley to either Aston Villa or Everton.

But many utilities now trade at rather spicy valuations, which will hinder capital-gains potential.

I would avoid the rather spicy Buffalo Wings ($18) and opt for the delicious Heirloom Tomato Burrata ($17), arugula, tomato, burrata, baguette, prosciutto topped with balsamic dressing.

The core concoction consists of ground beef in a thin, tomato-based sauce that is tangy rather than spicy.

Even the somewhat overcooked shrimp in my least favorite dish — duet prawns — retained very nice flavor: half in a clear sauce with vegetables, the rest in a rather heavy, spicy, sweet-and-sour tomato sauce.

My father really loves the jeera, which goes well with red meat, chicken and fish, while the fiery mirchi is one of my own favourites: flavoursome rather than spicy.

Serves 2, generously olive oil 2 tbsp sausages 6, large, herby rather than spicy assorted tomatoes 400g fregola 150g harissa paste 1-2 tbsp olive oil to finish Warm the oil in a large, shallow-sided pan and fry the sausages over a low to moderate heat until nicely browned.

Its melt-in-the mouth spongy texture and peppery rather than spicy flavour fades onto hints of stewed tomatoes and Sichuan peppercorns.

My least favorite dish was kitfo, a very spicy, rather bitter version of steak tartare (available cooked, as well as raw).

Rather than overtly spicy, a good dhal offers unfathomable depths of savoury flavour, but in this case lifted by a zingy topping of red onion, lime juice and coriander.