The phrase "a taste of time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to convey the idea of experiencing or sampling a moment or period in time, often in a nostalgic or reflective context.
Example: "As I flipped through the old photo album, I felt a taste of time, remembering the joyful moments of my childhood."
Alternatives: "a glimpse of the past" or "a sample of history".
One, Kazue Okimura, a 52-year-old salesman from Tokyo, said he had come for a taste of a time when not only the United States but also Japan seemed more youthful and confident.
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The next day in the TV room, I got a taste of how slowly time passed there.
There were noted guest appearances and a taste of the big time: a performance in Alice Tully Hall, a television appearance and favorable reviews.
Spurs' thrilling run to the Champions League quarter-finals, beating the likes of Italian powerhouses AC and Inter Milan and Germany's Werder Bremen, gave the squad a taste of the big time.
Giving Cook a taste of the big time in a match where the pressure will not be as intense as it could be in Australia next winter would be a very good investment.
The decision will give the UK a taste of 4G in time for Christmas, allowing it to catch up with other European nations and the United States, which already have dozens of superfast mobile networks up and running.
He began his career there, is ridden by the track's top rider, comes from the stable of one of its best trainers and is owned by a local couple who have never had much of a taste of the big time.
It takes no leap of the imagination to realize that a young player who has been handed the golden ticket of a top club scholarship or a professional contract, a taste of the big time for doing something they love only for it to be swiped away at the last minute might be tempted by the offer of a lucrative but illegal new job.
It takes no leap of the imagination to realise that a young player who has been handed the golden ticket of a top club scholarship or a professional contract, a taste of the big time for doing something they love – only for it to be swiped away at the last minute – might be tempted by the offer of a lucrative but illegal new job.
