Sentence examples for by a taste of from inspiring English sources

(The English-language version by A Taste of Honey in 1981 retains the melody but has completely different lyrics; it reached No. 3 here).

This has become a regular event at Davos, with some people being moved to tears by a taste of the trauma felt by displaced people.

The drill is simple: you stand in a field, your mystical leanings perhaps enhanced by a taste of this or that, and watch talented human beings do their thing on stage in the most spectacular way imaginable.

Dessert has to be the diablo cookie (£3.30), a confluence of double chocolate, cinnamon and cayenne pepper, which comes with soothing, sweet horchata, and should be followed by a taste of one of its many tequilas.

Was he, however, going to be bored by a taste of his own medicine, as I became Guestlist Bae?

Yet he also has moments of wisdom -- in fact, most of his lines are hued by a taste of invaluable advice.

On the corner, a young man drops long strips of dough into a cauldron of steaming oil, while his colleague offers passers-by a taste of the finished delicacies.

AIRLINES are bringing their best food offerings to street level, with roving trucks and pop-up lounges that offer passers-by a taste of what's being served in the air.

She'll perform songs on the recording including "Moon Fall" by Rupert Holmes; "A Taste of Honey" by Bobby Short and Ric Marlow, and an unusual interpretation of "The Swan" from "Carnival of the Animals" by Saint-Saëns.

The destruction wrought by Hurricane Sandy--a taste of things to come--prompted Mayor Michael Bloomberg to endorse President Obama based on his climate leadership and inspired Governor Chris Christie to praise the president's response to the crisis.

Although the issue is not settled in my household, my cautious opinion now is that my teenage sons have more to gain than to lose by having a taste of wine now and then with dinner.