Sentence examples for the current taste from inspiring English sources
Soon my memory of the perfect taste of Heather's mouth was being overwritten by the current taste of Rachel's mouth, so much more the taste I now desired.
Mr. Jeffrey described the current taste as "opulent minimalism" (Clodagh called it "ethno techno") -- a style he, too, attributed to the economy.
Justify it in Britain, that is – the current taste, if it is still current, for biography (and gossip) about literary figures being a peculiarity of the English-speaking.
The first single, "Just Fine," is as close to light as Blige gets — a fleet dance-floor track that manages to combine the sound of a seventies Stevie Wonder record with the current taste for bright digital keyboards.
Gin may be in at the moment, but the current taste for craft gin pales in comparison with the great gin craze that swept London in the 18th century.
But with the current taste for Fifty Shades of Grey-style eroticism, it could possibly borrow from 1982's much racier (and equally good, in a camp sort of way) Nastassja Kinski-staremakeremake.
The current tasting room will become an office, and the former entrance hall will become a large tasting room.
Finally, a few readers seem to have thought the point of our slide show of the current tasting menu at Atera was to show how preposterous and unappetizing the food is.
Tom Doctoroff, the chief executive of greater China operations for the JWT advertising agency, said basketball was particularly suited to the current tastes of young Chinese for activities showcasing agility, ingenuity and individualism.
"It's a boozy cocktail, but it doesn't taste overly boozy," says beverage director Brook Vandecar, "and it has the mouthfeel of creaminess without the heaviness". There's another beautiful example on the current tasting menu at the Columbia Room, Washington's home for thinky drinks.
"Also, these houses do not conform to the prevailing current taste in suburban houses, which is increasingly large, basically traditional-style buildings".
