Sentence examples for taste store from inspiring English sources

You go home, look at your own stuff and think, "Yeesh, West Elm, so lame!" In the hierarchy of taste, "store bought" smells like failure.

Marshall-Hill has a more complicated "memory" of the taste stored in his laptop.

Usually, when you taste a store cola it's" — and here she made a series of pik! pik! pik! sounds — "all the notes are kind of spiky, and usually the citrus is the first thing to spike out.

Popular brands are known for their quality taste, however, store brands have the same characteristics and cost a lot less.

However, I didn't have time – there was plenty more tasting in store.

You inhale and taste candy-store licorice, detect pencil lead and violets in the bouquet and a virtual sweetness in the flavor, along with hints of ham and bacon.

Grapes have the ability to absorb odors, and may acquire a strange or stale taste if stored near odorous foods.

Some stores (Starbucks and TASTE, a grocery store in the city center) even let you pay with your Octopus card.

I have neither the time nor the patience; besides, I think the packaged ones sold at the Indian grocery store taste pretty good once they're heated up.

"Why does the tomato in the store taste like a red rubber ball?" Bob Heisey, a 62-year-old tomato-and-pepper breeder for the United Genetics Seeds Company, has heard that question before.

For fifteen quid plus booking fee we watch our favourite artists flick through a USB stick, and like the Sunday gallerists shuffling from the Manets to the Monets, we slouch on one hip, all facing the DJ, chin-stroking and nodding, phone in hand with track-ID software ready to see exactly what our special performer's delicate taste has in store for us.