Sentence examples for taste and develop from inspiring English sources

"They start with a herbivorous grassy taste and develop a few metallic bitter end notes as you chew which gives an interesting finish to a dish," he says.

And it was all accomplished with what Larter called "an incredible team of women": her good friend Tracy Zahoryin visited almost daily to help taste and develop the recipes, which Alison Attenborough food styled around Larter's home and Amy Neunsinger photographed while friends and family poured in, gobbling it all up.

Its objectives were to educate people in music, cultivate their musical tastes and develop their talents in that area of their lives.

This is a great way to uncover tastes and develop sensitivity.

I'm tasting and developing dishes all the time – we can have around 500 dishes in development at any one time between the Fat Duck, Dinner, Waitrose and the two pubs, and that's not including the food for the TV work, so when I'm not filming, I'm kind of constantly eating/tasting.

Frustrated with the state of modern winespeak, some academics, sommeliers, and critics are attempting to rein in tasting notes and develop new idioms that convey quality more concretely**.** A group of researchers known as the American Association of Wine Economists has waged a nearly decade-long crusade against overwrought and unreliable flavor descriptions.

His encyclopedic knowledge spread into unlikely areas, for example, beer: he seemed to know, have tasted, and developed a decided opinion about every brand available.

Well, years of studying the science of wine tasting and developing our palate through sampling a selection of fine wines doesn't hurt.

For example, only two interventions involved a single session each in which adolescents prepared healthy snacks in small peer-led groups in order to build self-efficacy, overcome barriers to eating healthy foods by fostering taste preferences and developing behavioural capacity to prepare such foods [ 7, 8].

Find two neighborhood stores whose stocks suit your tastes and pocketbook, and develop personal relationships with the owner, manager or a salesperson: They live on repeat business.

* Find two neighborhood stores whose stocks suit your tastes and pocketbook, and develop personal relationships with the owner, manager or a sales person.