Sentence examples for a taste of dealing from inspiring English sources
There he got a taste of dealing with the quirks of what is called "the talent".
Many corporate lawyers would have jettisoned their legal practices after getting a taste of deal-making, but Mr. Davis preferred the role of trusted legal adviser to that of sharp-elbowed distressed-debt investor.
This field, "detector physics," became my expertise, and I have stayed with it, despite a brief taste of dealing with the "outputs" during my postdoc.
In London, where I'm based, there are a few DJs here playing Jersey and putting on Jersey nights, but after years of listening a taste of the real deal was in order.
Still, if you want a taste of high living without having to deal with nosy neighbors or throngs of tourists, you might want to look into taking on a second home via a villa.
To get a taste of what to expect: right now, the Deal of the Week on Gamesforwindows.com is Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas for $3.75 (or 75% off).
Mr Thain clearly has a taste for deals.
These later stage deals are a look back, but they're also a taste of things to come.
