Sentence examples for tasted from inspiring English sources

One subject blithely said that they assumed the food tasted better because that's what the media kept telling them.

Buhari, a 72-year-old Muslim, first tasted power a generation ago as a military dictator, only to be ousted after 20 months and jailed.

The Buddies had not tasted success on home turf since defeating Ross County by the same scoreline last May at the tailend of last season.

"We have not tasted it, but we have smelled it and it did not smell fishy," he said.

The world is full of things to be unimpressed by, and I've only tasted a slice of them.

The chain beat Costa, the M&S Cafe, Pret a Manger and Starbucks with its Americano, which expert Giles Hilton said was the only one he tasted where he thought he could identify the origin of the beans.

An interesting study was published in the journal Appetite in 2012, which saw farmers'-market shoppers asked about how the food tasted.

After a couple of months we realised we made a good team, the product tasted great, and we had something that we understood.

The figure for English cities is 95% Bernstein and Leese had tasted power.

I've never tasted anything like their red corn pancakes with lemon verbena-braised strawberries, Asian pear and green fennel butter: every mouthful a sweet-savoury-sharp-sticky revelation.

It's certainly nicer than the tomato sherry in Woodward's novel, which tasted "as though something had jumped out of the glass and punched her in the nose".