Sentence examples for reputedly good from inspiring English sources

As well as those daily-changing one pots, such as chilli, Thai curry, a chicken chowder and parsnip soup, all served with rice or breads, Grub also serves reputedly good deli sandwiches and salads.

Mrs. Heinz Kerry is reputedly a good cook, and good cooks are usually upset when their names are associated with inferior recipes.

The pizzas are reputedly very good, with such toppings as goat cheese, braised peppers and sweet onions or prosciutto, artichokes and gorgonzola.

If I can get hold of enough, I'll also use some round my brassicas, and I fancy experimenting with sprinkling a little in the rows when I sow my carrot seed, as it's reputedly very good for them.

Indeed, there is a traditional baker's near the stadium, Saunders – which I didn't get to (85 Pentre Treharne Road) – that reputedly does a good Swansea.

Because dead spirits reputedly informed the god of all good and evil deeds within his jurisdiction, it was popularly believed that devout prayers offered in Cheng Huang's temple would be liberally rewarded.

The second seven-word sentence was, reputedly, "Maybe you could just leave the tip".

The trafficker spent the next eight years in high-security jails in Mexico, though his sojourn behind bars was reputedly softened by access to luxuries including good food and girlfriends.

I've been advised to carry Good & Plenty candy; licorice is reputedly therapeutic for acid reflux.

Bonadío is an expert marksman and reputedly collects Glock pistols.

Reputedly, the food in the BVIs is not very good and we had mixed experiences.