Sentence examples for draw a taste of from inspiring English sources
Chicago's twinkling lakefront has been an important draw, a taste of the Mediterranean in the Midwest.
Some have opened bed-and-breakfasts, often known as farm stays, that draw guests eager to get a taste of rural living.
A sort of unofficial Burmese embassy, it is the only place in London where you can get a taste of Burmese cuisine, which draws its flavours from Chinese, Indian and Thai influences.
Mackinac doesn't allow motor-driven vehicles; events include a horse-drawn carriage parade and a Taste of Mackinac event.
In another assessment, a subject is asked to draw the taste of chocolate or write a caption for a humorous cartoon, as is done in The New Yorker magazine's weekly contest.
Runner for Large Ensemble (2016), premiered as a ballet at the Royal Opera House, gave a taste of recent Reich, drawing on a bell pattern from Ghana and creating a breathless, serene and buoyant energy.
The charm of the Bronx Open, which had been a much lower-tier event, was seeing professionals in a public park even more accessible than the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, where fans are currently getting a taste of the main draw by watching the qualifying matches.
Food is a powerful draw – gourmand travellers will roam far and wide for a taste of the local, the unusual and the authentic.
