Sentence examples for a taster with from inspiring English sources

(Yesterday we merely gave you a taster with Jana Bennett's folk singing) 11.46am: So, back to the curious case of the Channel 4 chief executive.

Two Degrees, the biennial festival of art and climate change, doesn't start until 17 June but you can get a taster with Oil City, a spy thriller that takes audiences on foot and by car into the dark world of London's oil economy.

In 1978, the Romanian dictator Nicolai Ceaucescu brought a food taster with him when on a state visit to Buckingham Palace – and brought his own linen, too, in case someone tried to, you know, spike his duvet cover.

"I've had a taster [of coaching] with Graham and Chris Lucketti at Preston, working with their youth team and academies on my day off, and it's something I have really enjoyed as I've got older.

I start with a taster of the sport itself, tacking out from the new National Sailing Academy where the Games will be based.

John Lydon said their new record is finished, mastered and due in May or June, with a taster EP to be released in April.

"Good work experience should provide bright and capable graduates with a taster of what's involved in working for a professional organisation," believes Charlie Ball, deputy director of research for the Higher Education Careers Services Unit (Hecsu).

This is your chance to find out with a taster course for beginners at the rather lovely - might as well get into the swing of the lingo - New Inn At Coln in the Cotswolds.

In Wales, they begin on Saturday with a taster workshop in St David's Hall for the Javanese instrument the gamelan.

Perhaps the festival has just slowly crept back across the waters to its original home, or maybe movies and television have provided British children with a taster of what they've been missing out on.

Burberry announced on Friday that a taster of September will come with their Monday show.