Sentence examples for right tomatoes from inspiring English sources

"In Naples it's literally like a religion, if your pizza is not made with the right flour or the right tomatoes, cheese and oven at the right temperature –they don't count it as pizza".

It's very simple: You've got to have the right tomato juice; you've got to have an excellent vodka that comes from the freezer.

Polymorphic Ninja compares it to someone saying they own the right to tomatoes.

In certain households in Guadalajara, capirotada wouldn't taste right unless tomatoes were part of the mix.

The hostess apologetically said she hadn't any, and the visitor said that was perfectly all right, plain tomato juice would do just as well.

Do we have a right to expect tomatoes that taste like tomatoes and to have them grown in sustainably?

"That's the flavor of the south, right there: okra, tomatoes and smoked pork," he said.

It's a nice feeling to know that someone is Uruguay is enjoying one of those tomatoes right now.

The first song that felt right was Canned Tomatoes (Whole), which movingly expresses loss by describing mundane rituals.

The little fish melt right into the tomatoes and garlic, the carrots and wine and citrus zest, so your mates might not realise that they're even in there – but everyone would miss them if they weren't.

"I can't believe we grew all that pak choi, winter squash, lettuce, even tomatoes right across from City Hall," recalls volunteer Johanna Silver, who arrived for the Thursday harvest days.