Sentence examples for a tiny taste from inspiring English sources

It's like a tiny taste of death.

Because they give us a tiny taste of liberation.

Mr. Schwarzenegger has already had a tiny taste of this.

But it was just a tiny taste of what was to come.

A tiny taste of such an approach is available on Internet radio networks like live365.com.

It is a tiny taste of what it means to be under brutal Israeli rule".

ON a frosty winter night in Bend, Ore., members of a local home brewers club swilled beers inside Boneyard Beer, where a tiny tasting room is plastered with snowboard stickers and beer posters.

Peyrano recently opened a tiny tasting room and shop in an arcade somewhat hidden in the city's historic center; during the Olympics it offers special tastings and rich hot chocolate, which the main store has never sold.

One day a year or several days a year, they get a little tiny taste of power.

And now you have the dilemma: is it acceptable to ask them for a teeny tiny taste?

But, until then, I'll get my tiny taste of Damascus here.