Sentence examples for bigger taste of from inspiring English sources

You'll definitely get a bigger taste of that relationship in the upcoming episodes.

The entire trek is just enough to whet my appetite for a bigger taste of Southeast Asia someday.

It was under General Zia that Mr. Pirzada got his first big taste of power.

In recent weeks, Ms. Light, 30, got a big taste of what her fiancé's mother meant.

Ms. Reagan, whose first big taste of politics came as a volunteer for Barry Goldwater's 1964 presidential campaign, was discouraged by aides from playing a prominent role in her father's 1966 campaign for California governor, for fear it would bring unwanted attention to her father's divorce from Wyman.

The people have gotten a big taste of being in control.

Long Beach got a big taste of public-private development when the state used the mechanism to build the Gov. George Deukmejian Courthouse by the civic center.

Tesco Vin Plus Cité Europe (open 8.30am-10pm weekdand and 9pm on Sunday) Also in the Cité Europe is Tesco's Vin Plus, with bottles and cases well ordered along its aisles and one of the biggest tasting areas of the Calais wine shops, with 60 bottles open at any one time.

These 11 turkey burgers are full of big taste.

Guthrie had his first big break and taste of success while living in Los Angeles from 1937 to 1940.

Giving Cook a taste of the big time in a match where the pressure will not be as intense as it could be in Australia next winter would be a very good investment.