Sentence examples for the taste of fall from inspiring English sources
So addicted customers are distraught because, as one says, "it's the taste of fall".
The taste of the hydroponics may fall short of field-ripened summer tomatoes, but it surpasses that of the imported ones and should keep you fairly content until the summer crop arrives.
As the author of "The Taste of Conquest: The Rise and Fall of the Three Great Cities of Spice," he is qualified to tell the shameful story of sugar as spice.
Sip in a taste of fall with butternut squash velouté with homemade cinnamon marshmallows and habanero.
"Once you fall for the taste of fresh matcha, you will want all the accompaniments that make this a special ritual," she said.
Many try to talk him out of it, trying to persuade him of the simple pleasures of this fallen world – like the taste of a cherry.
But then Prokofiev's proposed happy ending and the sheer invention of the score fell foul of the taste of Shakespeare scholars and party apparatchiks and the project was shelved until a dance company in Brno, now in the Czech Republic, gave the work its premiere in 1938.
And then, with Maria still talking and the taste of wild basil in my mouth, darkness falls softly over the island.
I remember falling to Earth, and the smell, and the taste of it.
I remember falling to the earth, and the smell, and the taste of it.
