It's late, and we are starving, but the food tastes spectacular.
I've watched it twice in quick succession now, and though it skirts the edge of cliche, the sheer sustained blitz of bad taste is spectacular.
Then, with the rise of English as an academic discipline in the Victorian era, scholars took over the business of editing Shakespeare, working to establish more historically authentic texts, rather than correcting poetic defects — an editing goal matched by the nineteenth-century taste for spectacular antiquarian stage productions.
Then, with the rise of English as an academic discipline in the Victorian era, scholars took over the business of editing Shakespeare, working to establish more historically authentic texts, rather than correcting poetic defects—an editing goal matched by the nineteenth-century taste for spectacular antiquarian stage productions.
Quietly, we raised a toast to their spectacular taste in beach towns.
I got to taste the most spectacular empanadas I've ever had in my life at a festival in Argentina.
He also has a pretty spectacular taste in rhythm sections: if you want to know which young bassists and drummers to follow, see who is working in his new band.
Two of the better-known private incubators, Idealab of Pasadena, Calif., and Divine InterVentures of Lisle, Ill., are poised to go public, hoping for a taste of the spectacular Wall Street success enjoyed by companies like Internet Capital in its initial offering last August; its shares were priced at $6 but rose to $200 by Jan . 3
But it was not until 1960 that his taste for the spectacular emerged in the design of Tolworth House, a 22-storey, reinforced concrete office building on the Kingston bypass that bore traces of the influence of the Brazilian concrete expressionist architect Oscar Niemeyer.
