Sentence examples for steady taste from inspiring English sources

"To be a professional means to have a steady taste in your food, but because of the menstrual cycle women have an imbalance in their taste, and that's why women can't be sushi chefs," Ono glibly told the news outlet.

These include "an enhanced and regularly refreshed range of games on offer, with different themes, prize levels and price points to appeal to all tastes" and "steady growth in the number of players, especially younger, online players who love the smaller prizes on offer".

Mrs. Bush has been described as firm in her opinions, rock-steady in her tastes.

Here's just a little taste of what steady Eddie brought to the stage in the early going.

OVER several weeks, through steady nibbling and one large blind tasting, members of the Dining section's staff tasted more than 30 milk chocolates ranging from 30percentto50percentcacaocacao.

The pleasures afforded by his steady energy, superlative craft, and fastidious taste come and go, in flickers, within the pall of their monotony.

Yet over the years its steady promotion of American art helped the critical taste that educated the public.

Historians, writers and just plain folk with a taste for, say, 19th-century restaurant menus, proved steady patrons.

What followed was a steady flow of food... 13 courses of delightful flavors, tastes, sights and smells.

That steady diet of sale bin finds served as a foundation for his taste.

A steady current of joy that animates her singing lends the popular standards she chooses with impeccable taste a freshness that feels utterly contemporary.