Sentence examples similar to a taste of fine from inspiring English sources

He has the rolling, slightly pained gait of an ex-athlete, a well-trimmed crown of silver hair, and a taste for fine tailoring, even in casual clothes.

Zimmern heads to Red Medicine (in the news fairly recently thanks to the Twitter-shaming of no-shows) for a taste of L.A.'s fine dining options.

Relaxing, idle with ——? (comp. anag).. R. C. Teuton: You could get a taste of Remy's finest from this (anag. incl. R, & lit.; ref. R. Martin brandy). A. J. Wardrop: In which one's swirling finest drop of Rémy? (anag. + R & lit).. A. J. Young: New features in old riddle — what is shot, blows up and keeps running back (n in sifter & 3 meanings; sniff stops nose running).

Mr. Rocha and others, though, will keep trying to win people over to the taste of fine cachaça.

You can get a fine schweinebraten there, a taste of old Yorkville, of revolutions long past.

Do we think it's fine that babies should start life with a taste of neurotoxins?

BELSKIE MUSEUM OF ART AND SCIENCE "A Taste of Fine Art Two: Third Annual Art Exhibition and Sale," by artists of the Vytlacil School of the Art Students League of New York.

A taste of ashes.

Want a taste of Mexico?

A Taste of Management Consultancy.

A Taste of Industry.