Sentence examples for brings a taste of from inspiring English sources

The Preservation Hall Jazz Band brings a taste of Mardi Gras to New Brunswick.

Outside this haven, the city is engulfed in fighting, and each venture beyond the walls of Qala-e-Noborja brings a taste of new horrors.

"It has been beautifully restored and offers a unique lifestyle, which brings a taste of the past together with modern-day comfort.

The women call themselves cocineras, or cooks, a disparate door-to-door army that brings a taste of home to men living far from their wives and mothers.

If the energizing, giddy-making jolt of an end-of-summer evening is tempered in the young by back-to-school, early-to-bed and a loss of freedom, for the older set it brings a taste of something more serious: the ebbing of light and warmth, of course, ushers in the season of darkness with its hints of the ultimate night.

Chris Brookes Fore Streett restaurant brings a taste of his native land to north Cornwall with an array of antipodean fare, from home-baked damper bread (a camp-style soda bread served with a dip of Queensland macadamia dukka) to a Bush Tucker breakfast (with Cornish bacon and 'roo sausages) and crocodile and black pudding croquettes (which didn't work for me).

But its attraction to surfers has brought a taste of modernity, including a Web site (www.niasisland.com).

Along with a big hit of garlic, they bring a taste of the Mediterranean to the dish.

TRUST the myriad flavors and colors of Indian cuisine to bring a taste of warm, bright summer to these gray winter days.

We've brought a taste of the deep south to the deep south of Wales, giving people the most authentic barbecue experience we can.

The wedding brought a taste of chaos to the quiet, prosperous villages around the hotel, deep in the Essex commuter belt.