Looking for sentences and phrases with the word caviare? Here are some examples.
Sentence Examples
But this is between ourselves as such a proposition unexplained would be caviare to the general.
We can also deliver on request caviare embryos from other species salmonide.
For their part, the Iranians would be happy if they were allowed to export, say, their carpets or caviare to America.
As a matter of fact, it remains caviare to the general to this day, and even among persons educated in music there are many who do not like it, or like it only in small doses.
Last month it confessed that it had served beef, caviare and salami that was as much as nine months past its sell-by date, after falsifying labels.
The government has made a few rhetorical nods to the environmental cause, for example by promising to protect the embattled sturgeon, the fish that produces caviare.
Tietjens was gazing with large, fishish eyes at the caviare before her.
Examples from Classical Literature
They had caviare now, and salmagundi, and sausage and cheese, besides salad and fruit and biscuit and cake.
Unhappily, I have been so long out of town that these anecdotes of the day are caviare to me.
Take half-a-pound of sugar, a quarter of caviare, a quarter of calipash, a quarter of millet and six peaches.
The roes are made into caviare, and the sounds and muscular parts into isinglass.
He beckoned to the waiter and ordered champagne, cognac, oysters and caviare.
She was certain that all that had most pleased her would be caviare to the multitude.
It was at bursa that I ate, for the first time, caviare and olive oil.
His staff forgot to stock the fridge with caviare on the private jet that flew him there.
Which species of fish provides eggs for the caviare substitute known as avruga?
Also planned is a fish farm to breed sturgeon to sell caviare produced from their eggs.
And he certainly rose to the occasion, impressing the 12 critics with his dover sole and caviare, pork fillet and chocolate truffle cake.
The flesh is of less importance than the eggs, of which caviare is made.
Olives from France, with Russian caviare, were placed on little plates.
Philip had sent in a small pot of caviare, which he knew she was very fond of, and the landlady brought them up some cutlets with vegetables and a sweet.
Dale Williams, a director at Cardiff recruitment firm Yolk, impressed the 12 critics with his dover sole and caviare, pork fillet and chocolate truffle cake.
