Sentence examples for a taste of good from inspiring English sources

At their best, Nagty summer schools gave young people a taste of good university teaching and, for two or three precious weeks, the company of their peers.

McDonald's investors got a taste of good earnings when the fast-food chain posted better-than-expected results for its recent quarter.

After famine, anarchy and war, few could begrudge China a taste of the good life.

But you don't have to spend that much to get a taste of what good white Bordeaux can offer.

Temples are becoming weekend resorts, and monks who have gotten a taste of the good life want to perpetuate it".

And they could even get a taste of the good life, buying little summer cottages and hunting cabins in places like Black Lake.

Shoppers, bankers and merchants here, in interviews, say that a significant portion of the money is being devoted to a taste of the good life so long denied.

Lenovo is making only 5,000 of these laptops, enough for a few lucky chief executives, oligarchs and aspirational types who want a taste of the good life.

Venus promises favours - lovers, arty connections, a taste of the good life - but nothing arrives without extending out of your comfort zone.

Young writers, eager for a taste of his good fortune, flocked to Nin's door, and many walked away with full hands.

They did not exactly swallow Coughlin's theory, either, but four games have given them a taste of how good they can be.