Sentence examples for up the taste of from inspiring English sources
But if I had to sum up the taste of Mosca's food in one word the word would be garlic.
To give up the taste of sushi, turkey or chicken is a loss that extends beyond giving up a pleasurable eating experience.
They suggest livening up the taste of their in-flight dessert with Otis Redding's "The Dock of the Bay" because "low tones can bring out the bitterness in chocolate".
If one of them picks up the taste of apple, the other guy says, 'Yes, yes, and I taste cinnamon too.' " Ms. MacQuitty, one of those critics, considers such comments ostrichlike: "Unless the South Africans track down this burnt rubber taste, they will never be a real New World player in wine".
The next time you slice into a juicy pork chop or chow down on some sausage, see whether you can pick up the taste of wild boar.
These and other 'alcopop' beverages use sugar and fruit juice to cover up the taste of low-grade wine or cheap malt beverages.
And the reader's taste may not match up with the taste of the critics and others on judging committees who selected the prize-winner," said Sharkey.
"I want our children to grow up knowing the taste of a British apple, of Cornish sardines, Herefordshire pears, Norfolk turkey, Melton Mowbray pork pies and, of course, black pudding".
They mask subtler flavors and make it more difficult to pick up on the taste of your food.
He may not know his semiconductors, but the man knows style inside and out, having cranked up the taste level of Restoration Hardware several notches and turned it into a design-world leader in the process.
I'm staying behind with the women who are fighting this government for accessible social housing in the places they grew up and know the taste of.
