Use flavour in a sentence
Sentences ending with flavour
- What was the secret of its flavour? [9]
- It thus also removed the soft rind of fruit that had a disagreeable flavour. [1]
Sentences containing flavour two or more times
- Each quarter had a flavour of its own, a synthetic flavour belonging neither to the old nor to the new, yet partaking of both: a difference in atmosphere to which Janet was keenly sensitive. [9]
More example sentences with the word flavour in them
- The substance has vanished, only the flavour remains. [9]
- She didn't want to think--only to feel, to enjoy, to wring the utmost flavour of enchantment from these new surroundings; and her face wore the expression of one in a dream. [9]
- It seemed as though in my isolation I loved Nancy, I missed her more than ever, and the flavour she gave to life. [9]
- All at once the full flavour of her, the superfine quality was revealed after years of blindness.--Nor can I describe the sudden rebellion, the revulsion that I experienced. [9]
- I distinctly remember the first half- dozen puffs of that cigarette, the first taste of kava it had the flavour of soft soap and Dover's powder. [11]
- The sun warms the air, gives it a flavour, and between it and the light frost, which showed that it was dry outside, I got the smell of a fine Fall day. [11]
- It had the slight flavour of the superior and the paternal. [11]
- He liked this room of his, which still retained something of that flavour of a refuge and sanctuary it had so eminently possessed in the now forgotten days of matrimonial conflict. [9]
- Its flavour is pretty high, in any case, but it becomes particularly gamy when you remember that the first gallery was well stocked with ladies. [5]
- It was not otherwise inapt, for there was something antique about him, though he wasn't old; a flavour, an old-fashioned repose and self-possession. [11]
- Like the flavour of that choicest of tropical fruits, the mangosteen, it baffles analysis, and the nearest I can come to it is a mixture of matting and corn-bread, with another element too subtle to define. [9]
- And the first kiss her husband had given her had the flavour of brandy! [11]
- Then he returned it to the waiting lord, and said-- "Nay, it likes me not, my lord: it hath a pretty flavour, but it wanteth strength. [5]
- He sometimes thought he could catch the flavour of the brands as he leaned his forehead on the seat before him. [11]
- This begins to have a flavour indeed. [9]
- Mr. Watling shook hands with scores of them, and they departed, well satisfied with the flavour of his cigars and intoxicated by his personality. [9]
- Even then, there had been something sorrowful in that kiss, a quality he resented as troubling, a flavour that came to him after the wildness was spent. [9]
- It had a distinct flavour of revolution: contained, for some, a grim suggestion of a time when that vague, irresponsible, and restless monster, the mob, would rise in its might and brutally and inexorably take possession of all property. [9]
- Thus she conscientiously denied herself the pleasure of writing letters too frequently, because the answers (when she received them) took the flavour out of the rest of her life; or the disappointment, when the replies did not arrive, lessened her energy for her home duties. [14]
- He encountered inquisition, cynical humour, flashes of sympathy, with a general flavour of reproach. [11]
- His plaintive minor chant evoked, one knew not how, the flavour of that age-long history of oppression and wrong these were now determined to avenge. [9]
- But there was a certain charm through it all--a languid precision, a slumbering look in the face, a vague undercurrent in the voice, a fantastical flavour to the thought. [11]
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