Sentence examples for something delectable from inspiring English sources
Macalister uttered an unenthusiastic "Hey, you're O.K.?" and the woman said, "Dobro vece," with a hesitation in her voice that suggested that I was interrupting something delectable and delicate.
Ms. Malone, a 56-year-old marketing executive from Napa Valley who was interviewed just before boarding a flight to Seattle on business, said that she always took food with her for air travel and that it was usually something delectable.
For New York, David Wallace-Wellspeaksks to Martin Amis about Christopher Hitchens, postmodern literature, and life in Brooklyn: Well, there's something delectable about one of the most powerful men in the country being taken down by tabloid reporters spying on somebody's voice-mails.
A confession: If the scent of something delectable — be it brownies, lasagna or browning onions — wafts into my nose, I immediately crave brownies, lasagna and, yes, even browning onions.
Get a massage; eat something delectable; tend to a beautiful garden; whatever is the opposite of work.
Network television ratings are down 14percentthisiseasonon, and the league is scrambling to deliver something more delectable.
EUROPEAN settlers were content with this colorful corn until the summer of 1779 when they found something more delectable — a yellow variety with sweeter and more tender kernels.
Essentially, what they all share is the principle that behind a perfectly ordinary piece of pastry that looks nothing special on the outside lies something unexpectedly rich and delectable, something worth a short wait and a little poke around.
"Something Red" is a delectable time capsule, with plenty of references to events and products, especially odoriferous ones, that plant us squarely in the moment.
Somehow, they took all the ingredients of classic Eurovision — meaningless English words, infuriating chugs in the rhythm, outfits that made your eyeballs hurt — and cooked up something both risible and delectable.
Many days she would come by and cook something as simple and delectable as prunes in wine.
