Sentence examples for tasting from inspiring English sources

Now you're on the inside, feeling the author's emotions and tasting his language in a very personal way.

Searing meat over a high heat will caramelise the outside, adding an injection of savoury, umami goodness to the finished dish; if you just push it round a warm pan, it'll end up tasting as beige as it looks.

Seeing everyone's different reactions to these tests has heightened the social dynamic of the evening: the experience remains shared, but we are all thinking about what our fellow drinkers are tasting, where our experiences meet and where they diverge.

There's freedom in tasting the open road for a short trip.

In 1970, in The Female Eunuch, Germaine Greer memorably wrote that "if you think you are emancipated, you might consider the idea of tasting your own menstrual blood – if it makes you sick, you've a long way to go, baby".

She had seen during the referendum campaign thousands of yes activists celebrating before polling day, assuming victory and then tasting defeat.

Though you probably wouldn't find them tasting the wares in one of the town's six cachaça distilleries.

Thus for most of recorded history, those not using chopsticks either ate with their hands, with cutlery made from metals that taste quite strong, or from other nice-tasting materials such as wood.

I lived for a while in Russia, and the first night I brought a market chicken home for dinner my wife looked at the scrawny yellow thing in horror, but it actually tasted like meat, rather than looking like a magazine photo and tasting like nothing.The vegetables, all of which taste like they spent a little too long on a steam table, are a bit too soft and similar for my taste.

Other lots currently available at Charity Buzz include a meet-and-greet with Lady Gaga, the chance to meet Jennifer Lopez and a wine-tasting session with Mark Wahlberg.

We were dedicated all right: we had waterproofs, a head torch, and some odd-tasting energy bars.