Sentence examples for taste of sunshine from inspiring English sources

Here is a taste of sunshine just when you need it.

All this just to stick something sweet in there so their kid could have that little taste of sunshine they'd been waiting for!

Sunshine's name was a gift for album titles which included A Taste Of Sunshine (1976), Sunshine In London (1979), Sunshine On Sunday (1987) and by way of a change, Live At The Workers Museumm, Copenhagen (1997).

Moussaka seems the perfect choice for this time of year, like bouillabaisse, or parmigiana; a dish which simultaneously manages to taste of sunshine, and boast warming qualities quite sufficient to see you through a spring shower.

Braised doesn't have to mean heavy or wintry either; try following Richard Camp's gorgeously rich Mediterranean squid with pilgrimskitchentales' rum-spiked Caribbean braised pineapple for a real taste of sunshine.

David, whose first book, A Book of Mediterranean Food, was published in 1950, arrived on the scene at just the right moment: the British middle classes, exhausted by austerity, were longing, even if they did not precisely know it, for the taste of sunshine.

She cooks all the meals with her mother-in-law, Aniamma: yogurt made fresh using milk from the farm's cow, fried bananas, jam made from their figs, mounds of dosas (southern Indian rice pancakes), spicy curries, thick dhals and coconut cakes with bright orange chutney that tastes of sunshine.

The wine was dark gold and frothy — for a moment I thought it was beer — and tasted of sunshine.

I ate cake and eclairs and chocolates that tasted as if they were made of sunshine.

Your jam will hold together beautifully, tasting of strawberries and sunshine and nothing more.

Another called her "a ray of sunshine".