Sentence examples for taste of pretty from inspiring English sources

"It's the grilling equivalent of dumping so much starter fluid onto the coals that it ruins the taste of pretty much everything around you," one blogger wrote on the diesel enthusiast site Gas2.The Facebook group Coal Rollers Across America is even considering changing its name.

Now have a taste of some pretty astonishing Inuit throat singing.

Salad of green beans and tomatoes The umami element in this dish is provided by the soy and fish sauces in the dressing, whose presence transforms the taste of a pretty standard, western European list of ingredients into something else entirely.

The taste of each is pretty remarkable.

To order a copy for £20, go to bookshop.theguardian.com Deep down, I'm a man of pretty simple tastes, so my idea of the perfect meal for one would have to be eggy.

It's also been said that the first bite tastes the best, but the rest of them taste pretty good too.

Most of them are made up of pretty simple ingredients but taste delicious.

In fact, the appeal of Partridge's music taste is pretty much the same as the appeal of the character as a whole.

Some people don't enjoy the characteristic (OK, pretty strong) taste of some game, but in the right dish it can be delicious.

The video, embedded below, gives you a pretty good taste of what it's like to be behind the scenes at an NBA photo shoot.

Yet finally I got a pretty good taste of what I missed with a four-DVD set called "Four Flicks" that presents three full-length concerts from the last leg of the group's 2002-2003 tour and a documentary on the tour itself.