Sentence examples for spending taste from inspiring English sources

Keeping taxes low doesn't stop the growth of government spending and, indeed, makes spending taste like a free lunch, because the bill is paid much later.

Part of the problem is the rise of consumerism, as people seek to distinguish themselves through their distinct spending tastes.

At the moment my days are spent tasting savoury food, so when I get home after a long day the first thing I crave is something sweet and sugary.

IF your knowledge of Scotch begins with Johnnie Walker and ends at "on the rocks," a weekend spent tasting expensive single malts at whiskey bars around the city might seem pointless, even intimidating.

More relaxed are a couple of months when Germain-Robin spends tasting the wine to compare what he calls the "evolution of the brandy" as the vintages age.

ROBERT COUTURIER, the French architect and decorator, has an extremely fancy setup on Mercer Street in SoHo -- two new floors in a loft building, 15 employees -- smoothly furnished in the kind of quietly hard-spending taste that typifies international client-list interior design right now.

Coraine spent months "tasting and modifying the blend to hit the right chord".

"It's surrounded by wine producers, so you can leave the city for a weekend and spend it tasting new wines".

With less physical activity in their work, and more money to spend, the tastes of India's globalised young people have changed.

You see a celebrity, with all their wealth and good taste, spends big and spends hard on quality and extras.

Mainly in the area to visit the Harriet Tubman Home, the couple ended up spending 45 minutes tasting five wines each at Sheldrake Point.