Sentence examples for a taste for reporting from inspiring English sources
Chung is regularly snapped leaving nightclubs while hanging off the arm of a budding young rock star, but has now clearly developed a taste for reporting.
The latest research from Which? – published in a 55-page report A Taste for Change – has found that the responsibility deal's voluntary approach is not delivering on its promises; for example three of the top 10 supermarkets, serving millions of people (the Co-operative, Iceland and Lidl) have still not signed up to the calorie-reduction pledge.
"He was a serial burglar," reported the New York Times, "with a taste for vodka, sake, pork belly, and hamburgers".
Braban recalled: I came in as PR consultant to the RCP a few months before the smoking report they had never used a professional launch … then they got a taste for it and used it for every report….
The German bank WestLB and Christopher Flowers, an American investor with a taste for distressed financial assets, are considering bidding for IKB Deutsche Industriebank, The Financial Times Deutschland reported.
He has a taste for the theatric.
She also developed a taste for painkillers.
He has "a taste for performance".
He had a taste for them himself.
He also has a taste for mischief".
She developed a taste for country music.
