Sentence examples for time tastes from inspiring English sources

The 1877 segment remained in lonely isolation for a decade, by which time tastes had changed.

As Almaviva, John Tessier sang with a tenor still a little unripe, like a peach or a pear that one buys hard and acidic in the market but in time tastes fine.

But Roy, a red-faced, 45-year-old, is a little more forthcoming about his leisure time tastes.

But Roy, a red-faced, 45-year-old sparky up for the night from Southampton, is a little more forthcoming about his leisure time tastes.

"Time, taste and money.

"Raw spirits of the time tasted nasty," he said.

And, in time, taste returned to food, colors became visible, feeling returned to extremities.

With time, taste being fickle, he came to be less in demand.

Add salt and pepper and the lemon juice, a little at a time, tasting as you go.

Tiramisù (a dessert I really must stop ordering -- well, maybe next time) tasted marvelously light, for all the cream and pastry it packed.

Add the rose water a spoonful at a time, tasting after each addition to make sure the rose flavour doesn't take over.