Sentence examples for tart look from inspiring English sources
Salt crystals on the surface of the tart look like specks of dust on polished wood.
"Bridge for Dreams," a tart look at Thanksgiving rituals that featured the rhythm section of John Abbey and Ira Elliot, got some spring from a Ray Price-style western swing arrangement.
Pecans elsewhere: Date Pecan Pie (best served cold); Pecangipane Pear and Cranberry Tart (looks fancy, freezes well).
Wild berry tart looked appealing, with a top layer crowded with blueberries and raspberries, but they were frozen and mushy.
After a decent-sized fillet of brill with sea vegetables for me, and a large sirloin with small mountain of fries and crispy tobacco onions for my partner, we were too full to tackle pudding, though the smoked sugar chocolate tart looked very tempting.
The Colossus even looks like a Goya – the scuffed palette-knifings, the hurriedly painted panicking figures, the tenebrous light, the tart humour (look at that donkey, too dumb to run).
Reddish, underripe boysenberries will be tart, so look for darker ones.
After the white polish dries, create the pop tart pastry look.
And if I'm traveling, I'm supposed to pop up like a Pop-Tart and look fabulous somewhere.
After much trial and error I present to you a tasty tart which looks very pretty on the plate.
Two other rice dishes were musts: bright red, tart bayberries looking smart against white rice; and saffron rice tossed with sweet-sour cherries and pistachio.
