Sentence examples for taste to keep from inspiring English sources
If you are willing to sacrifice taste to keep the European theme going, try las Ramblas (grenadine, lime and tequila) or the Mussolini (Southern Comfort and Amaretto).
The Wayans style, established in the first two "Scary Movies," relies on the density of jokes that push the acceptable bounds of taste to keep the comedy aloft.
And when he presents her with a wax image of her supposedly dead husband and child, she has the good taste to keep her back to it.
It survived Superstorm Sandy, recession and America's finicky tastes to keep churning out millions of the sweet, gooey accoutrements that grace Shirley Temples, hot fudge sundaes and Manhattans.
Use a taste deterrent to keep your dog from biting.
Just as he originated the idea of the jazz festival, he also originated the idea of mixing up genres, both to reflect a shift in jazz listening tastes and to keep sales afloat.
Season to taste, then cover to keep everything warm.
Many of these chemicals are natural pesticides, others kill bacteria and still others just taste bad enough to keep animals from eating them.
When there are so many ingredients and layers of taste — I wanted to keep the menu at the table just to remember what I was eating — the results can often lead you nowhere.
If your pork has a layer of fat on it (which it should, for best taste), make sure to keep the fat on the TOP, not touching the grill.
Also unlike most of them, it promises to learn your temperature preferences, set itself up automatically, and, as your tastes change, strive to keep up.
