Sentence examples for a taste on from inspiring English sources

(They got a taste on the good-will tour: "What was that green stuff, with the chips?" "Guacamole, man". "That shit was good").

Rush Limbaugh may have provided a taste on Monday, during a riff on his radio show about the first lady Michelle Obama's appearance on Sunday at a Nascar race in Homestead, Fla., where she and Jill Biden, the wife of the vice president, were audibly booed while promoting initiatives for veterans.

Farm Benefit A tasting on May 3 of Long Island wines will benefit Earth Pledge, for the preservation of Long Island farmland.

As a taste of our on-going study, we cover a series of phone-based measures that extend the present results.

The Catholic Guilt left a taste of anise on the tongue.

Fear generally proves stronger than wish, but it leaves a taste of disappointment on the tongue.

A Jeremy F. urged me to try the whiting sandwich at A Taste of Seafood on 125th Street.

Whichever, the result is a taste of Brooklyn on the cusp of its move into full food mania.

Hopefully we'll get a taste of that on SNL.

It provides a taste of sweetness on a plate overflowing with savory flavors.

And they will be rested for the next round, a taste of which came on Friday.