Sentence examples for better taste of what from inspiring English sources

Appetizers from the main menu are perhaps a better bet and certainly a better taste of what Mr. Humm's cooking is like.

So if you want a taste of what's to come you'd better log on before Sunday.

For a taste of what lies ahead, there may be no better place to look than the experience of New York City last year, during a mayoral race.

More descriptive stories give readers a taste of what they can do in an app much better than the shorter, simpler stories available before.

"A TASTE of what is possible".

Here's a taste of what his readers will encounter.

The punishments are also a taste of what might come.

In gives you a taste of what it's like.

This gives me a taste of what I am missing.

I soon got a taste of what they faced.

It gave us a taste of what we wanted – more.