Sentence examples for reliable staple from inspiring English sources

My children love Italian minestrone soups and they are a reliable staple come an early teatime.

Shooting touches are capricious, but defensive effort is the reliable staple of championship contenders.

She also liked the clean-lined steel-and-quartz composite Portica table, calling it "a reliable staple".

Sunflower Seeds refers to everyday life, to hunger (the seeds were a reliable staple during the Cultural Revolution), to collective work, and to an enduring Chinese industry.

For Mainwaring is the prime example of an archetype that became a reliable staple of British TV humour, especially in that period of postwar decline: the disappointed, deluded British male, constantly falling short of his fantasies of greatness.

This is my reliable, staple cake recipe, which I got from my Greek sister-in law Evy, who is married to my older brother Marc and lives in Athens with their two kids.

Medical dramas are one of television's oldest and most reliable staples, but based on Nielsen ratings from this season viewers may be growing tired of the genre.

The fact that shows are coming back and becoming reliable staples in summer, Mr. Poltrack said, "increases what was already an economic advantage".

(Chinen) Highlights in Jazz (Thursday) This long-running concert series — now celebrating its 39th anniversary — gathers a handful of reliable staples here, starting with the guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli and the tenor saxophonist Houston Person.

The tables at Casa Puebla (Plaza de Olavide, 9; 34-91-448-9053) offer wide views of the picturesque square, while the kitchen serves reliable staples like tortilla and indulgent rulo queso de cabra a la miel (pan-fried goat cheese in honey).

You have spotted the real issue to emerge from Leveson of late: never mind the behaviour of the press or the morals of our government – what effect has Rebekah Brooks had upon a long-running reliable fashion staple?