Sentence examples for taste of candy from inspiring English sources

It did not taste of candy or of anisette.

It was Audrey, he said, who helped perfect the recipes, since he never liked the taste of candy, preferring a good piece of Italian bread.

When children reach the book's magical final spread, with Yoon peeking through saturated red curtains and licking a last taste of candy cane off her lips, here's all they're likely to be thinking: Yes, Yoon, there is a Santa Claus.

If you're lucky, you might get used to eating like this and maintain a very good diet! don't think about the candy, think about your day, or stuff your face with something healthy! if you wash your mouth, it will get the taste of candy away, and you might feel better! just don't think about it!

On Sept. 27, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., there will be a talk about chocolates and port and a tasting of candies with different fillings paired with port, Madeira and port-style wines from around the world, $50.

With expansive water views and Art Deco architecture, Rye Playland — the 1920s-era amusement park owned by Westchester County — has offered generations of children in the area their initial taste of cotton candy and first spin on the scream-inducing Dragon Coaster.

It is the smell of buttered popcorn and horse dung, the flash of glitter in the spotlights, the sound of calliope music, the feel of the audience, the taste of cotton candy and diesel.

However, this will not affect the taste of the candy.

CA Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Even without illicit tastes of hashish candy, travelling around 60s Morocco with a free-spirited mother is an intoxicating rush for the five-year-old narrator of Freud's first novel.

We all may be familiar with Tootsie Roll's "How many licks" slogan, as well as the taste of its famous candy, but the company's business practices are largely kept under wraps.

Trick-or-treaters go from house to house, tasting all different types of "candy" (aka men or women) until they're completely exhausted.