Sentence examples for a taste of someone from inspiring English sources

They were then asked whether they had ever had a drink of alcohol (not just a sip or a taste of someone else's drink) in their life.

In Wave I, participants were asked, "Have you had a drink of beer, wine, or liquor not just a sip or a taste of someone else's drink more than 2 or 3 times in your life".

I remember it still: Christmas was a washout — I couldn't leave the bed unassisted or keep anything down, not even a taste of the goose that someone else had to cook.

For a taste of childhood (your own or someone else's), just chill a bottle and pop the top.

This 23-year-old rapper has the taste of someone who's been around far longer.

I don't think it has the bitter taste of someone who's finally had to grow up and do his homework.

"The magic turned on the magician," said Joseph Shakkour, a 25-year-old student and campaign worker for the Joint List, as the Arab alliance is known, using an Arab saying to describe someone getting a taste of his or her own medicine.

I got a taste of that notoriety that comes to someone when they do something evil and, terrifyingly, maybe I got a hint of what motivates a real shooter.

Like taxpayers, they are set to get a taste of what it is like to cover someone else's losses.

Give someone you love a taste of a forbidden fruit a fragrance that combines the essence of a ripe cherry with notes of seductive flowers, including Turkish rose and jasmine sambac.

Maybe it's about time someone gives him a taste of his own devious medicine.