Sentence examples for taste long from inspiring English sources

While dress codes in the past have revolved around matters of taste (long hair) or safety (hats or bandannas in gang colors) the latest ones try to rein in what schools see as rampant sexualization of teenagers.

We create the right fusion between a Neapolitan dough with a little more sour taste, long fermentation, more enzymes, more flavor.

Halperin observes, as others have before him, that gay boys often display stereotypical tastes long before sex enters the picture.

Marina Albright, 17, a senior at Columbia Preparatory School on Manhattan's Upper West Side, whose tastes long ago graduated from Old Navy, would seem to be the ideal target of the new marketers.

Marilyn is still considered hot, even though popular tastes long ago swung away from her type of zaftig beauty.

The only way to transmit the strange flavour of the book is to let the reader taste a long quote.

A taste for long, straight palace corridors, as well as a highly developed water-supply system, may also have been inherited from older civilizations to the east.

But to her credit, the designer is pushing forward, beyond her own taste for long, skinny dresses with a froth of embellishment and bordeaux as a signature color.

But traffic aside, most of what originally drew a clientele of such position and taste had long since disappeared by the early 1980s.

There's a provisional, close-call air to each painting, which I think owes less to her spontaneous method than to her appraising taste: the long look afterward to decide if something had worked or not.

Canned and bottled anchovies get their distinctive spoonful-of-salt-washed-down-with-olive-oil taste from long curing process, where they can sit for months in salt or oil.