Sentence examples for a foretaste of things from inspiring English sources

A foretaste of things to come?

A new product by Serena Software called Mashup Composer gives a foretaste of things to come.

"The response so far is just a foretaste of things to come," he said.

Somewhat chillingly, he described the declaration of independence as merely a "foretaste of things to come".

At the same time these biographies give a foretaste of things to come.

Yesterday's anarchy in Johannesburg, in support of Mr Malema, could be a foretaste of things to come.

Listeners who tuned in to the BBC Home Service one October evening in 1966 for the programme A Bayeux Tapestry got their first taste of a Mason production and a foretaste of greater things to come.

Tablet computers, smartwatches and fitness-tracking wristbands are just a foretaste of the things to come.

XB Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop McCarthy's most acclaimed novel is a tale from the near-future and a possible foretaste of things to come.

The Shias have returned to the streets of Najaf, their holiest city and home to Mr Sistani, using a Shia pilgrimage known as al-Ghadir to chant more calls for elections.For Mr Bremer, this is an unsettling foretaste of things to come.

If you want a foretaste of how "extreme" things could get in the U.S.: new anti-terrorism measures in the U.K. require that extremists be treated like pedophiles and banned from working with youngsters and vulnerable people.