Sentence examples for beginning a taste of from inspiring English sources

Athens, she vowed, is only the beginning, a taste of a world she has only imagined.

How would you like to begin a tasting of 20 French rosés from the 2012 vintage with a conversation like this?

And the dozens of lawmakers who have paraded up the White House driveway this week for small-group meetings with Mr. Bush are beginning to get a taste of his legendary charm.

The lawmakers who have paraded to the White House for meetings with President Bush, including Democrats like Senator Edward M. Kennedy, are beginning to get a taste of Mr. Bush's legendary charm.

Which is a shame considering the fact that Facebook's Director of Platform and Mobile Marketing Katie Mitic told the Innovate crowd that shopping is inherently a social activity and that the world is really just beginning to get a taste of "what's possible with social commerce".

I am beginning to get a taste of this new life, and as predicted, it is good.

But within minutes of the announcement, Labour began to get a taste of the almighty battle with the energy firms that may lie ahead.

For four days, the girls met with students and alumni, had lunch in student unions and began to get a taste of college life.

It wasn't until our children were born that my husband and I began to get a taste of what it's like to be a person of color in America.

The exhibition begins with a taste of the artist's public enterprise, which had him fulfilling commissions for large-scale, multifigure allegories.

The Tribeca Film Festival will begin with a taste of Brooklyn and a nonfiction film on the Brooklyn (by way of Cincinnati) rock band the National, festival organizers said Thursday.