Sentence examples for successful taste from inspiring English sources

It is Martha Stewart, who, as a caterer in Westport years ago, organized a successful taste testing for Newman's Own salad dressing before it went on the market.

In a search to reveal answers we were thrilled to attend Master Sommelier Evan Goldstein's massively successful Taste of Tannat Tour at the Hotel Mondrian on the still fabulous Sunset Strip.

Versailles is trying to revive interest in the often-overlooked Grand Trianon by hosting exhibitions here, like last year's successful "A Taste of the 18th Century," which brought together modern designers' creations inspired by the 18th-century.

Duck and pumpkin ravioli was less successful; we tasted duck, truffle and mushroom, but no pumpkin.

"Can you believe that wine?!" "Did you prefer the California Cab or the Chardonnay?" "How much do you think that bottle of 1970 Chateau Haut Brion really goes for?" And thus ended another successful wine tasting in California, complete with a little bit of Paris and a lot of unique experiences.

The potato pancakes were less successful — the oil tasted old.

Miami's white-controlled press has been accused of trying to bring down a black who has been "too successful" for its tastes.

At that same meal, I had the least successful entrée I tasted here: a whole deep-fried snapper (pla rama) coated with a sweet tamarind-based sauce and garnished with bell peppers.

Get a group of teenagers in!" An investor in restaurant businesses from Pizza Express to Giraffe, Luke Johnson has spent nearly 30 years making mostly successful bets about British taste in restaurants.

But nevermind, he went ahead and offered up his own interpretation of the character, a successful businessman with a taste for bondage in the bedroom.

Gil John Slatteryy), the house's owner, is an arrogant, successful lawyer with expensive tastes who values his possessions with an almost fetishistic devotion.