Sentence examples for suggest delicious from inspiring English sources

The name combines "monde", the French for world, and "delez", which is supposed to suggest "delicious".

It's a combination of "monde," the Latin word for "world," and "delez," a made-up word meant to suggest "delicious".

The name combines "monde," the Latin word for "world," and "delez," a made-up word meant to suggest "delicious".

To start, may I suggest our delicious fashion pages, including a lovely array of watches?

The protean Ms. Skinner, seen to very different effect in "Sideshow" and "James Joyce's 'The Dead,' " here suggests a delicious hybrid of Nanette Fabray and Vivian Vance.

I will always prefer "computer" to "ordinateur," and "Have fun" to "profitez bien," but "Tu as raison" suggests the delicious prospect of righteousness as well as rightness, and, recently, I've been in thrall to "rentrée".

In the section on immigration, she suggests with delicious subversiveness that the story begins not with Ellis Island, not with Columbus, not even with early humans walking across the ancient land bridge between Asia and North America, but with evolution itself: "Growing tired of the ocean, creatures migrated onto the land".

Or is he suggesting a delicious new way of consuming our tech?

Another gift from the Moors was deep-fried fish, a term that doesn't suggest just how delicious the long ribbons of fried, marinated, pimentón-dusted skate called raya en adobo turn out to be.

Whether or not it's true (it is), I would like to suggest that pure delicious tripe like Towie makes every bit as valid a contribution to the culture as Adam Curtis banging on about something poetic over some old videotapes.

To call it yummy, scrumptious and delicious might suggest an overdose of sugar in either the choreographer or the viewer.