Sentence examples for a taste of the text from inspiring English sources
"There's a number of things we wanted to achieve through this launch — one of those, primarily, was to give people a taste of the text prediction technology".
Investors are getting a taste of the future: more numbers, more text, more controversy.
In "A Sweet Year: A Taste of the Jewish Holidays" (Doubleday, $12.95) Mark Podwal describes in text and paintings how each of nine holidays relates to food.
Give a taste of what the dream is like.
A taste of London in the early 1960s.
Sometimes the return texts are one-time messages: a taste of spam with your Brahms.
He includes animation that nods to graphic novels, a charming silent movie sequence, comic-book-like text that comments on the action ("Bam!") and even a taste of steampunk.
Based on a classic Chinese erotic text, The Carnal Prayer Mat, the movie centres on a young man who gets a taste of courtly peccadilloes and features what Mr Chiu promises will be "some very graphic sex scenes".
"Texting is like teasing: you can use it to connect and give just a taste of what is to come".
