Igor the Oligarch now has a taste for the posh life.
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He has a taste for provocation and relishes challenging Washington taboos.
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North West already has a taste for the finer things in life.
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Like many authoritarian leaders, Mr. Berdymukhammedov has a taste for theatrical displays.
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The Museum of the Dog has a taste for overly serious portraiture.
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Mr Trump has as little patience as he has a taste for history.
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Most of the production went to Switzerland, which naturally has a taste for good Alpine wine.
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Mr Golding has a taste for actual fights, too: he has admitted a charge of assault.
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It's perhaps unsurprising to hear that Taylor has a taste for the world of romantic comedy.
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She has a taste for fedoras and an impressive collection of Frye boots in her closet.
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The activist hedge fund has a taste for fast food: It owns 13% of Wendy's (WEN).
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He enjoys cooking and eating quality food, but he also has a taste for Taco Bell.
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She has a taste for speedy sports cars, seen driving everything from a Porsche to a Ferrari.
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The top destination for exports from the Falkland Islands is Spain, which has a taste for Argentine squid.
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The New York Times bestselling author of 'Smoke Gets in Your Eyes' has a taste for the macabre.
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Maybe she's a history buff who's into thrifting, or maybe she has a taste for funky art and oysters.
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Who knows what the bear could get itself into, now that it has a taste for grand theft auto.
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At Harvard last month, Dr. Hawking, who has a taste for dramatic statements, doubled down on his Stockholm declaration.
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But what you might be surprised to learn is that the 15-month old actually has a taste for the food.
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Although Kitty's elderly owner thinks her cat is "serious" and "well-behaved," the young black cat has a taste for adventure.
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It's a known fact that he has a taste for teen girls, and a rumor that he once molested a child.
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Chinese businessman Wang Jianlin, who runs Dalian, has a taste for Hollywood, having also bought a major film studio (see below).
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William has a taste for the park now and convinces Logan (Ben Barnes) to go on a side quest with him.
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It can also provide options for couples in which one partner prefers white wine while the other has a taste for red.
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Selina pulls him into a dance in the middle of the floor, midway through saying she has a taste for Korean barbeque.
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Indeed, judging by her Instagram account, Ms. Ramsay-Levi has a taste for exotic locales, foliage and form, both curving and linear.
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That said, I don't see her reciprocating these feels, considering Tyrion has a taste for brothels and killed his father with a crossbow.
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Vegemite, a thick, Australian spread made from yeast extract, is known for being pretty divisive, but this actress has a taste for it.
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The endless references to Ms. May's shoes — she has a taste for leopard print and kitten heels — are only partly attributable to sexism.
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The Hamburg legend-in-the-making has a taste for hard acid and tough beats that practically beat your legs into grooving along.
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It's worth noting that Manafort is by no means the only member of Trump's inner circle who has a taste for expensive clothes.
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" A family friend corroborated Brandon's statement, telling PEOPLE that although Tommy was once sober for five years, he "definitely has a taste for partying.
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And while Disney has a taste for digital properties (Hello, Vice!) and while Dorsey is on the board of Disney, so is Facebook's Sandberg.
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Alexa Dell, the daughter of Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell, whose net worth is about $27 billion, also has a taste for the finer things.
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At best, the millennial sound flirts with escape and experimentation (Frank Ocean, Childish Gambino); much of it has a taste for shameless maximalism (Ariana Grande, Rihanna).
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Played by Anne Hathaway with heavy bangs and a blunt disavowal of her own charm, Gloria has a taste for alcohol and an aversion to honesty.
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Lara Jean's Korean heritage also becomes a source of bonding with Peter, who embraces her passion for the yogurt drink Yakult and has a taste for kombucha.
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Tech We're Using Davey Alba, a Times newcomer who reports on disinformation, has a taste for Ice Breakers and a trick for saving audio from her computer.
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Both as a producer and the co-proprietor of the label/collective Salviatek, Lechuga Zafiro has proven that he has a taste for out of the ordinary rhythms.
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Paula Patton's dog has a taste for human blood ... so claims a man who says her dog viciously attacked him and he suspects the dog's done it before.
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Quigley lures a young woman with the promise of an honest job, only to lock her in a room with a magistrate who has a taste for virgins.
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Mr. Napolitano also has a taste for conspiracy theories, which led him to Larry C. Johnson, a former intelligence officer best known for spreading a hoax about Michelle Obama.
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Traditionally, presidents have taken an understanding view of vulnerable members' practical political need to distance themselves from him, but Trump tends to demand loyalty and has a taste for vengeance.
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There is a clue to the source of this trouble in her profile of Wang, the celebrated pianist who has a taste for performing in skintight dresses and spiked heels.
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The actor has made it no secret that he has a taste for wines from Bordeaux, and considers Domaine de la Romanée-Conti to be one of his favorite Burgundy estates.
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Better still, since Mr. Trump has a taste for combat and prides himself on shaking things up, what could be more disruptive than pressuring lawmakers to grow a spine and attack gun violence?
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But who knows what we're consuming when we grieve, except for a kind of sadness that no one has a taste for, one which we don't so much consume as find ourselves consumed by.
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But he also has a taste for kitsch — he collects plastic women's handbags and has a triptych of 3-D dog posters, purchased for $1 each at a flea market, hanging above his desk.
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Only around half of PET is ever recycled The plastic that I. sakaiensis has a taste for, PET, is strong, light, and a reliable water barrier, meaning that it's frequently used to make containers and bottles.
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Judging from last week's episode Daenerys now has a taste for the idea of burning people, so it wouldn't be a huge leap to predict that Melisandre might maybe — just maybe — be her first test subject.
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Not that his talk of a post-election Republican Party "epiphany" is unrealistic — every candidate in the field is offering unrealistic plans for change — but that he has a taste for signing on to bad bargains.
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Dave Arnold, an owner of the recently closed Booker and Dax, has a taste for the raffish, gravitating toward Holland Bar, a dive in Hell's Kitchen, and Old Absinthe House, an ancient saloon in New Orleans.
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Though it brooks no dissent and has a taste for strongman politics and centralised leadership, the Communist Party has shown an admirable willingness to let small areas of the country try out reforms before they are introduced nationwide.
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Miller, perhaps best known for his books on the artist Philip Guston, has a taste for interiors and gardens in the tradition of those cultivated Americans who set up house in Italy at the turn of the 20th century.
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Doing so would safeguard the web's inventiveness and the economy's dynamism by ensuring that businesses have a chance to emerge and grow without being stifled by a dominant Overlord—especially one who has a taste for the villainous photo-op.
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Neumann is the "visionary" founder and CEO who apparently has a taste for expensive tequila and blowing millions of venture-capital dollars on company ragers and on himself, all while giddily running a company devoid of profits or even basic business fundamentals.
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The texture and earthy flavor of shiitake mushrooms have made them one of the most highly prized edible fungi around, and if you know that he has a taste for them, giving him the gift of his own supply will simply make his day.
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The texture and earthy flavor of the shiitake mushroom have made them one of the most highly prized edible fungi around, and if you know your dad has a taste for them, giving him the gift of his own supply will simply make his day.
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Most notably, there's the video for 22's "Blank Space," in which she plays an unhinged woman who has a taste for fairy-tale courtship with chiseled men before getting paranoid and throwing them into the metaphorical woodchipper — a twisted version of Swift's own reputation.
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The ladies' taglines aren't always written by them Nearly as iconic as the Housewives themselves are their taglines each year, which sum up their personalities and storylines of the season (See Morgan's "I have a taste for luxury, and luxury has a taste for me.").
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Mr. Vaccarello has a taste for leggy, high-slit sex appeal and collections tailor-made for the impossibly toned and trim (he "a designer who demands clavicle perfection of his clients," Eric Wilson wrote in The New York Times in 2013), earning him fans among the model classes.
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RH is certainly not the only company to make ersatz versions of design classics and many would argue that the practice benefits a consumer who has a taste for something more interesting than he can find at Room & Board but is unable to spend thousands of dollars on a leather and steel lounge chair by Mies van der Rohe, or does not have the time to find something truly vintage.
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"Macallan has a taste for global domination". The Scotsman. 2009-08-16. retrieved from on 9 February 2011.
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Where are our schools of geoponics, where can we find the youth, who has a taste for rural botany and agricultural chemistry?
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Blue Jays backup has a taste for insects Maksudian attended Parsippany High School and University of South Alabama.The Baseball Cube In 1987, he played collegiate summer baseball with the Falmouth Commodores of the Cape Cod Baseball League.
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Long Pigs is a 2007 "Mocumentary" horror/comedy about two documentary filmmakers who follow a serial killer who has a taste for cooking with human flesh. Acting and the special effects were provided by Chris Bridges. Filming took place in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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Yuki also secretly a manga enthusiast and has a taste for multiple genres. After befriending Tetsuo, Hikari, and Kyōko, she begins to open up about herself and talk more. ; : :A succubus who works as a math teacher. Succubi are also sometimes referred to as "Dream Demons".
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In September 2015, Napolitano was the featured speaker at a conference held by the Republican government watch-dog group Judicial Watch. According to The New York Times, Napolitano "has a taste for conspiracy theories". The Washington Post has described him as a "purveyor of conspiracy theories." Napolitano has promoted 9/11 conspiracy theories.
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Zout's early work has a taste for the unusual -inherited from Diane Arbus- that is to be found in the work of the man who was her husband at the time, Ataúlfo Perez Aznar. Her most well known works relate to the disappearances carried out by the military dictatorship in Argentina between 1974 and 1983.
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Dani pretends to be an eleven-year-old boy, which Tim believes. Tim is a man in his thirties who has a taste for young boys and has spent some time in prison. He and Dani agree to meet in a park and subsequently become friends. Dani also meets a lonely young man called Lewis in the chat room.
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Bertha has a taste for men and liquor, and Jan- Erik spends most of the night on her bedside. He becomes very involved with her, and his schoolwork suffers. Bertha also has an older man whom she fears, although she will not reveal his name. It transpires that he is Caligula, and he learns of his student's involvement.
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His penchant for new Mercedes-Benz cars has led him to be featured in Mercedes Magazine. He also has a taste for Cuban cigars and tailored size 50 suits. Don Keenan was awarded the prestigious medal of honor by the Ellis Island Foundation in 2007 Don Keenan was the founder of the Edge Trial Advocacy Movement in 2009 and educated 7,000 lawyers in seminars around the country.
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Clumsy, naive to a fault, and easily bewildered, he seems to get on Adelaide and Sydney's nerves a lot, and gets repeatedly called a wimp by his mates. Probably named after another city in Australia, which in turn was named after Charles Darwin. Frazer: a male fruit bat with a laid-back attitude. A good-hearted, tolerant young guy, Frazer is a cricket fanatic and has a taste for bananas.
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Olive has a taste for brandy that she insists alleviates her heart condition but makes her tipsy. Arthur orders the reluctant Olive to leave, but Olive enters the guest room unbeknownst to Arthur. Waking up the next day Arthur discovers Olive has not only spent the night but redecorated the room. In attempting to get her to leave he knocks Olive down to the floor where he thinks she has died.
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Their rivalry is further contrasted by the fact that Rockerduck was born into luxury, rather than earning his fortune by his own hard work, which is another reason for Scrooge's, and sometimes even Glomgold's disrespect toward him. Rockerduck has a taste for luxury, and likes to show off his wealth. Besides his secretary, advisor, and right-hand man Jeeves, he doesn't seem to have any close confidants. Like Scrooge and Flintheart, Rockerduck is extremely competitive.
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Charlie is a dizzy socialite in the beginning that loves it to gossip about everything and everyone. She has a taste for younger men, even though she wants something more in life. With time, we find Charlie often as the tragicomic character of the show. While she entertains us with her love to gossip and some embarrassing situations, Charlie is also a character that has tragic moments when it comes to her relationship.
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A serious, 14-year old girl, she vowed to become the strongest exorcist and destroy all Kegare in order to avenge her parents' death, who died protecting her. She wears a fox mask during battle. Upon meeting Rokuro she inspired him to return to being an exorcist, and despite not agreeing with the idea of becoming his bride, she secretly admires him for his tenacity, claiming that it is his sole redeeming quality. Benio has a taste for Ohagi.
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He is dearly loved by all his sisters, especially Camilla, but his shameless sefishness taxes her affection severely by making her sacrifice much happiness for his benefit. Indiana Lynmere is Camilla's seventeen-year-old cousin under the care of Sir Hugh. She is exquisitely beautiful but shallow and selfish, and has a taste for flirting. She is very easily flattered by eloquent compliments, but her heart not being deep or passionate, she is not very constant.
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So the couple crafts a cunning plan. They hide their dwarf friend under the statue of Zeus and he tells Hercules that in order to marry Omphale he must battle with the most powerful man in the world: Samson. Hercules agrees and the queen sends a messenger to tell Samson about the fight. Samson agrees, although his wife Delilah thinks that it is not a good idea because her husband has a taste for beautiful women.
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Nikola Tesla, played by Jonathon Young (recurring) is a member of the Five, where the vampire blood he was injected with activated his dormant Vampiric genes, resulting in him becoming part-vampire, as well as gaining the ability to control electricity. He also has a taste for expensive wine. He despises humanity for destroying the pure-blooded vampires centuries ago. Tesla eventually leaves the Five and goes underground for over 60 years to resurrect his vampiric ancestors.
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Vlad finds out that Dorian has a taste for vampire blood. During this event we learn that D'Ablo got on the council of elders. At the end of the first day of school Vlad learns from Otis that Vikas will teach Vlad all he knows about the Slayer Society, and until Vlad is proficient, he is still required to do his homework. On the fifth day of school, Eddie Poe pays the school bullies to bring Vlad to him after school.
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Pooling their resources, New York City taxi drivers designate Ernie Ambrose to go to Kentucky and buy them a racehorse. Ernie leaves behind his sweetheart Ina and spends all their money on a horse, relying on advice from a fake "colonel" by buying a nag called Hiccup. The horse is useless until Ina discovers via the colonel that Hiccup has a taste for beer. At long odds, she bets $2,000 on the drunken horse to win, which it does, bankrupting bookies all over town.
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Her paintings of the 40s are usually dark, using subdued tones, such as gray, brown and black, but already has a taste for geometric forms of discipline. In the following decade, her palette gets diversified, with use of vibrant colors, and some works deal with tonal gradations ranging from white to light gray. She presents in her human types an expression of solemn dignity. The artist always looks closer to the themes of his works: at the end of the 1950s, after living six months, paints Canela Indians of Maranhão.
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Even after 1765 many shunga prints were produced using older methods. In some cases this was to keep the cost low, but in many cases this was a matter of taste. Shunga produced in Edo tended to be more richly coloured than those produced in Kyoto and Osaka, mainly owing to a difference in aesthetic taste between these regions—Edo has a taste for novelty and luxury, while the kamigata region preferred a more muted, understated style. This also translates into a greater amount of background detail in Edo Shunga.
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In the first one, the employer has a taste for discriminating against women and is willing to pay the higher cost of hiring men instead of women. Thus, the non-pecuniary cost brings an additional cost of discrimination in dollar terms; the full cost of employing women is the wage paid plus this additional cost of discrimination. For the total cost of men and women to be equal, women are paid less than men. In the second type, the male employees have a distaste for working with women employees.
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He has a taste for odd foods, which includes a mix of espresso and treacle, and hamsters. After getting a taste of Artemis's hamster, Artemis put a lock on his lab. While Beckett's twin Myles cracked the code after several days, Beckett dug a bear trap for Myles and swapped the code for a ladder. In Artemis Fowl and the Last Guardian, Beckett is shown to be unique amongst the Fowl brothers in being as co-ordinated as his brothers are not, as he attacks a gnome serving Opal Koboi.
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Unlike his brother-in-law Jesse (who is more into rock-and-roll), Danny has a taste for 1970s Disco music; one of his favorite songs is "Play That Funky Music" by Wild Cherry. In the first episode of Fuller House, Danny and Becky relocate to Los Angeles for their new talk show, Wake Up USA, and it is revealed that Danny got remarried to a woman named Teri. During the second season Danny goes through a little bit of a mid-life crisis since he just turned 60. In season three Danny reveals that him and Teri got divorced.
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As described in a film publication, the proud, Southern, and old Tucker family is now broke and places its hopes on a college youth, Dal (Karns), who has a taste for gambling, his sister Beverly (Vidor), full of hope and trust, and young Ben, a disciple of right thinking. Beverly has put her brother through college only to find out that he has become a first class scamp. To maintain the honor of her name, Beverley's fiance tries to anticipate a raid on a vicious dive in the town that is frequented by Dal. The raid takes place and Dal escapes, only to be later caught and indicted for murder.
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Reviewers cited the basic sound and average graphics of the game, compensated by simple user interface and "high dollar-to-play value". Computer Gaming World favorably cited the sophisticated computer opponents, and concluded that the game "has everything to offer the strategy gamer who has a taste for a bit of the fantasy genre", especially those who enjoyed Empire or Reach for the Stars. The magazine named the game and Command HQ as its 1991 Wargames of the Year. In a 1993 survey of pre 20th-century strategy games the magazine gave the game three stars out of five, stating that it was "eminently playable".
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Y145 in El Zorro livery in June 2008 El Zorro (legal name El Zorro Transport Pty Ltd) was an Australian railway operator hauling freight and intrastructure trains in Victoria and New South Wales that ceased trading on 4 June 2013. It was a private company founded in 1999 by Ray Evans who has a taste for things Spanish, El Zorro being Spanish for the fox. At the time of liquidation, the company had two shareholders: director Ray Evans, and ex-director Lisa Trezise. Geoff Tighe, a co-founder and past shareholder and director, was formerly chief executive of Great Northern Rail Services, a now defunct operator which provided locomotives and crews to other operators in Victoria until November 2002.
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In the 2008 TV series, The Mr. Men Show, Mr. Quiet is normal sized, instead of small like in the books, his colour has been changed from light brown to light blue, and two of his hairs are gone, He also lives next door to Mr. Noisy in a small shack-like house with a zen garden. His voice is barely audible, which can cause confusion with some of the other characters. In some situations where other characters he is with are debating, only he is aware of the dangers around them, even if he is subject to dangerous situations himself. He has a taste for Asian things, such as Chinese vases (seen in "Music") and a Zen garden (seen in "Gardens"), perhaps an allusion to the stereotype "quiet Asian".
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There is another evidence of the observatory being built at least two centuries before 1772. According to Collected writing of Dharampal, Volume I, Chapter I, page number 39, Sir Robert Barker, in 1772, wrote that the observatory was built about 200 years ago by Raja Mawnsing, son of Jaysing. He states "The principal curiosity here is the observatory, built by Mawnsing,the son of Jysing, about 200 years ago; there is an exceedingly good mural arch cut upon a fine plaister of chunam, so fine and smooth, that it has the appearance of marble; and though it is certainly very old, it still is perfect, but the index is wanting; that is a loss which could very easily be supplied by a person who has a taste for these studies; for the centres are left in the wall." It clearly indicates that the observatory was built centuries before the British came to India.
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