Sentence examples for a taste of your from inspiring English sources

That's given you a taste of your own medicine.

Portraits and statues of dogs adorn the walls and line the staircase, as if awaiting a taste of your meal.

Not nice is it, dancing dads, to have a taste of your own chauvinist, judgmental male medicine?

It is this, I think, that accounts for people wanting to have a taste of your cone, and wanting you to have a taste of theirs.

Some in this school even maintain that removing copy protection leads to more sales, because your customers get a taste of your wares.

On Monday, we'll launch a brand-new Flickr group especially for Edinburgh so you can give us a taste of your festival and the wonderful – or just plain strange – sights you've seen.

With an unbroken lineage dating from 1878, a new attraction to the cellars is the offer of a tour culminating in a tasting of your birth-year vintage (included for platinum class ticketholders).

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

"The Christopher Guest movies ruined me," Ms. Coolidge said, "because once you get a taste of creating your own stuff and people responding to you creating your own stuff, it's so hard to go back to other people's [expletive] lines".

"Streaming festivals gives millions of people a taste of what your event is about.

Maybe as bacha posh you get a taste of what your life should be like?' she wonders.