Sentence examples for a bigger taste from inspiring English sources

You'll definitely get a bigger taste of that relationship in the upcoming episodes.

The entire trek is just enough to whet my appetite for a bigger taste of Southeast Asia someday.

In recent weeks, Ms. Light, 30, got a big taste of what her fiancé's mother meant.

It's largely beef tallow, which gives it a big taste advantage over vegetable shortening, and makes it stable enough for deep-frying.

People worry because rib-eyes have more fat, but I like a big taste and food that sticks to your ribs.

We know what you're looking for.' " That is why Domino's Pizza included value deals in ads featuring a make-believe federal secretary of taste offering a "Taste Stimulus Package" and a "Big Taste Bailout".

The people have gotten a big taste of being in control.

That guy Sammy Antar, who got busted in the Crazy Eddie's scam wrote to the President to warn him that the mob wants a big taste from all the big government bucks that are sloshing around.

Midge is addicted to heroin, and she didn't just happen to run into Don, she sought out her old sugar daddy for a big taste so she can keep scoring smack.

There is a big tasting room and large picnic grounds amid manicured gardens around the chateau and its 2,150-acre 2,150-acre

For a typical $100 purchase, Visa's cut is roughly 25 cents, says First Annapolis, a consulting group; banks involved get a much bigger taste.