Sentence examples for a taste of its from inspiring English sources

While similar to oatmeal in texture, it had a taste of its own, and I was told it is low fat and nutritious.

It's obvious and we've all had a taste of its benefit – even if it was just for those first two weeks in January when in 'resolution' mode.

Neutron got a taste of its own medicine when it tried selling colleges to live people from its own sketchy leads.

This ensuing war between the government and judiciary ironically appeared to serve the cause of political reforms when the Supreme Court sought to give New Delhi a taste of its own medicine and push it towards uncomfortable reforms.

The "Dreamcatcher" trailer, though, is successful in suggesting something of the movie's plot (wisely not too much of it) and in giving a taste of its desired effects.

Earlier today U.K. carrier EE announced how much it will cost to get a taste of its 4G — the first 4G/LTE network to launch in the U.K. It's now revealed handset costs for those wanting to get a new phone when signing up for a 4GEE contract.

But it met its end before anyone had even a taste of it, undone by its allure.

Helping Wildlife and Chefs Peconic Bay Winery will hold a tasting of its wines on Nov. 20 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the winery, 31320 Main Road, Cutchogue, N.Y.

"A taste of illusion," its striped package reads, trumpeting the imagined pleasures of a product stripped of its intrinsic properties.

It was the same delivered by the 2005 London bomber, Mohammed Siddique Khan, and the Iraqi 2007 Glasgow attacker, Bilal Abdullah, who declared: "I wanted the public to have a taste" of what its government of "murderers did to my people".

I hope this article gave you a taste of what its new investors likely considered before coming up with that number.