Sentence examples for catch a flavour of from inspiring English sources
Go to this gallery to catch a flavour of the weekend and hear some reactions.
You can catch a flavour of their musical puritanism by talking to Dan Haigh, Fightstar's bassist.
You can read that in full here, or catch a flavour of it below.
Souvenir hunters ensured brisk business and fans were keen to catch a flavour of the special atmosphere as burgers, fish and chips, hog roasts, ice cream, crepes, paninis, steaks and hot and cold drinks were all consumed with relish.
He will have caught a flavour of what was to follow when Katie opened hostilities by tweeting: "Jane Pountney is 50 next year cloned into me with my help she is a whore, home wrecker slut".
Kelly called Palin "too moderate", and one can catch the flavour of his candidacy in this unpunctuated announcement of an event held on 12 June 2010: "Get on Target for Victory in November Help remove Gabrielle Giffords from office Shoot a fully automated M-16 with Jesse Kelly".
Letters from Ark to the government leaked to the FT this month catch the flavour of this, deriding the current arrangements as treating schools as "a set of cottage industries" and making the case for a single board of governors overseeing a whole school chain.
A flavour of its romance for Canadians is caught in a song written by folk singer Stan Rogers Ahh, for just one time I would take the Northwest Passage.
