Sentence examples for beginning to taste from inspiring English sources

The tap water in Adelaide, which draws 40% of its municipal supplies from the river and up to 90% when other reserves dry up, was beginning to taste saline.

The people of Afghanistan and Iraq, long crushed under murderous tyrannies, are now being set free and are beginning to taste those same cherished values that we fought for in 1776 and that we fight to bring to them today.

Anyway, that bit of gratuitous superiority aside, this 100% Chardonnay fizz is already beginning to taste like a great white Burgundy.

Ordinary Palestinians are beginning to taste some of the benefits that could accrue from peace.

Herman Felstehausen and some of his neighbors in the Spring Harbor area of Madison, Wisconsin, say the water flowing out of their faucets is beginning to taste a bit strange.

If that happens, Brazilian shares will begin to taste fizzier.

Begin to taste the rice after 20 minutes' cooking.

Next up was Domaine de Canton, and every lounge drink began to taste vaguely of gingersnaps.

Nations that once knew only the blinders of fear began to taste the blessings of freedom.

And as more and more of my comrades were injured or killed, the sweeter the revenge began to taste.

And gradually, in spite of themselves, the villagers begin to taste, more vividly than they have ever tasted.