Sentence examples for then tasty from inspiring English sources
Served everywhere as a pizza-like aperitif, Nasti has recreated this simple flatbread, cooked in a wood-fire oven, which is usually covered with fromage blanc and then tasty chunks of bacon.
We started with ham and cheese empanadas, and then tasty but pretty skimpy salads of cabbage and tomatoes; most Argentine grown-ups like vegetables about as much as most American kids do.
Then tasty appetizers like a salad of ultracrisp greens tossed with hard-boiled egg, potato and strips of smoked herring, and oeufs en meurette, a Burgundian specialty of eggs poached in a red wine sauce.
Then Tasty Dining may become your new favorite place.
A leg bye, and then a tasty cut from Williamson which sends the ball scooting through a vacant third man.
For those with the endurance to get to it, "What Happened Then" features tasty turns by Grant James Varjas and Todd Butera as 18th-century Englishmen who re-encounter each other years after both were thought to be dead, one having been ineptly hanged after being wrongly accused of murdering the other.
He wrote: "The Walking Dead draws the audience in almost instantly with its cinematic 90-minute pilot, then incorporates tasty soap-like elements meant to animate the ensuing episodes.
Most sweatpants are doing something that is "college" (too soft, pastel, slouchy, worn in a compromised, hunchy posture, the inside lined with a steady, clammy mist of hangover sweat from the malt liquor pre-drinks and the runny bar rail G&Ts and then a tasty slice and then whatever non-cure Coffee? Laxatives?
For cooking "flesh-food": "If Jamie Orriblee is so certain that flesh-food is tasty then why doesn't he stick one of his children in a microwave?" And then, because he'd seemingly run out of people to insult, he said this: "If you believe in the abattoir then you would support Auschwitz.
1.29pm BST West Indies are probably the great entertainers of this competition, and all things considered this match is tastier than, um, tastier then … er … a pastrami and pickle bagel with plenty of mustard?
