Sentence examples for a taste of the deep from inspiring English sources

We've brought a taste of the deep south to the deep south of Wales, giving people the most authentic barbecue experience we can.

Combining the power of such services on the Web with dedicated sensing and display devices in the world gives a taste of the deep possibilities of this technique.

— سَلْمَى Salma (@Salmanellaa) 9 Dec 12 I got a taste of the the deep hate between the two sides tonight and I really hate that Egypt has reached this point.

When in a new city it's important to get a taste of the local fair (deli in New York, deep dish in Chicago, BBQ in Kansas City) but eating out three times a day can get extremely expensive.

Visitor numbers are controlled mainly by reservations — all fees go back into the management of the park — but the preserve has a handful of free day-use trails that give a taste of the solitude one might experience in its deeper backcountry.

For the first time in my life, I had a taste of the true solitude and spaciousness required to access the deepest wells of my own creativity.

Conference goers got a taste of the future through demonstrations of products and devices that are still deep in the research phase of their development.

I mention these subjects only to give you a taste of how deep the topic of manufacturing can get.

At Baroo, a taste of the future.

The next single, "One in a Million," gave a taste of Timbaland's deep swing.

Some of them taste of the deep and the dark and the night.