Sentence examples for a taste of being from inspiring English sources

This would give him a taste of being a care worker and he could fit it around running his business.

This voyeuristic moment gives me a taste of being there, a brief escape from the day that lies ahead.

After a decade at the helm, Mr Ashdown has given his party record numbers in Parliament and a taste of being close to power.

This not only provided instant vindication for Williamson's idea but most importantly, as a result of the final being played at Wembley, it gave many smaller clubs a golden and increasingly rare opportunity to enjoy being in the limelight and sampling a taste of being in the big time.

When he was younger he got a taste of being the champ, or being close to being the champ.

Betty gives Don a taste of being part of her life again, and she says nothing about why she is doing it or what it all means.

No, it's not for the clothes, it's for a sweet taste of being a part of the club.

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

The flag handover, of which he is executive producer, will be a taste of what is to come in Rio.

The catering dispute may be a taste of what is to come, then.

And it's a taste of what's to come.