Sentence examples similar to a taste project from inspiring English sources

With Thursday night's debut of Biophilia at the Manchester international festival, the singer will be doing more than introducing her eighth studio album: she will be offering a taste of a project which incorporates vinyl records, children's education, concerts, video games, a full-length documentary and two musical Tesla coils.

For a taste of the project, watch the trailer below.

Millennium fever has been and gone, although the London Olympics, which conceivably only happened because the country had first acquired a taste for grand projects, saw a revival of what might be called lotteryism.

(That Ms. Bigelow could afford to do so was in no small part due to Ms. Ellison, an independently wealthy underwriter – she is the daughter of the Oracle chief executive Larry Ellison – with a taste for risky projects. Her other credits this season include "The Master" and "Lawless," although she's also got "Terminator 5" coming).

The whole experience became, for me, a great taste of project management, as my role involved leadership and being a good team player, as well as extensive communication.

Iranians have always possessed a taste for the ambitious project though, and from 1927 to 1939 ingenuity and sweat drove Trans-Iranian Railway lines from Tehran out to its coasts.

Hal Linden is getting a taste of "The Mindy Project".

In his talk, Schwartzberg shares a taste of his Happiness Revealed Project.

Scroll through the images above for a taste of Bridle's "Dronestagram" project and let us know your thoughts in the comments.

Check out the slideshow (below) to get a taste of the Google + project, then see our guide to 9 things you need to know about the new social network.

After giving diners a taste of the future, his next project is history.