Sentence examples for taste if the from inspiring English sources

The Booker Prize-winner James Kelman thinks his homeland has terrible literary taste: "If the Nobel prize came from Scotland they would give it to a writer of fucking detective fiction or else some kind of child writer".

Add salt and pepper only at the end, to taste – If the sauce has reduced too much in the oven add a little water, though remember that it will thicken slightly when you add it to your pasta.

5 to 6 cups mixed berries, fresh, frozen or jarred* 3 Tbs juice, either orange juice or liquid from jarred fruit 1 - 2 Tbs sugar to taste (if the berries are sour or not sweet enough) Macaroon Crumble Topping.

That is the necessary strategy for France, industry experts say, where people are open to new tastes if the quality is high.

Spence had been wondering whether taste might be similarly shaped by sound: Would a potato chip taste different if the sound of its crunch was altered?

In either case, add sugar to taste if necessary, remembering the granita will taste slightly less sweet when frozen.

Taste: If you could ignore the fact that "melt-in-the-mouth" basically means "crumble down your trousers", then you were on to a good thing with Flake.

And finally, pickled blueberries that taste as if the chef had gone foraging that morning.

I like it because it doesn't taste as if the billy goat just ran all over it.

While "Puppy" was a send-up of middle-class taste (even if the tourists didn't get the joke), Mr. Murakami is very much in earnest.

It's hard to imagine what our world will look and taste like if the Varroa and the Raid continue to have their way.