Sentence examples similar to a real time taste of from inspiring English sources

On Friday night, New Yorkers will get a real-time taste of the results along with a smattering of the band's most beloved numbers when Mr. Scott and his mates hit the band shell in Prospect Park as part of the annual Celebrate Brooklyn! concert series.

"It's a real time capsule of a sophisticated taste we rarely see today," said Simon Shaw, head of Sotheby's Impressionist and modern art department in New York.

It's a real taste of Italy, and of Italian family life.

The app also allows consumers to build a real-time file regarding the wines they taste at the winery tasting room.

Praia do Forte is 50 mile up the coast, but if you've got the time and are after a real taste of tropical paradise head for Boipeba.

The only time I could really get a real taste of the chorizo was when sampling it in the salad bowl, where you can pick it out with a fork.

At times that approach results in wonderful insights into whaling: a real taste of the vile life aboard a whaleship and a cleareyed analysis of the cutthroat tactics of the whale-oil trade.

Guests of all ages can also enjoy a real taste of the 1600's: Dutch treats.

Any of these bars will give you a real taste of island life.

"So it's like a real taste of Mexico.

You'll get a real taste of the West Country.