Sentence examples for a taste of an from inspiring English sources

She offered a taste of an early experiment in a small blue vial.

A few weeks into the program they trekked to the mid-Manhattan offices of the Sundance Channel to get a taste of an industry ritual: the pitch meeting.

Consumed, it provides a taste of an Israeli idyll, the feeling of a warm breeze off the Mediterranean to ruffle your hair.

"It gives kids a taste of an art form that one day they may say, 'I would love to study this further,"' Ms. Leader said.

For less than the cost of a single scoop back home in Chicago, one can experience a taste of an island specialty.

If I found such a passage in my employee handbook, it might prompt me to use a few words with management that they, personally, might not use, and to give them a taste of an attitude they probably don't share.

"I got a taste of a film's global power.

"I got a taste of a championship last year.

Uh-oh, I got a taste of a championship.

By 9 30 a.m., they were enjoying a taste of a typical day at camp.

But no need for Westchesterites to dash there for a taste of a French macaroon.