Sentence examples for even though a foretaste from inspiring English sources
No such luck, even though a foretaste of retaliation was delivered when Israel bombed Lebanon's power stations earlier this month.
These sensual stimuli, though, are only a foretaste of conflagrations to come.
Even though Mussolini was a Fascist?
Even though he's a slow writer.
"Even though he is a dog.
Even though you're an only child.
This week's row over child benefit, bitter and embarrassing though it has been, was merely a foretaste of the strife to come.
Yet even disgruntled Tories are talking about the new cabinet as being a foretaste of Mr Cameron's next cabinet, after they return to power.
Though a permanent museum remains a distant prospect, a foretaste can be found in Hackney Museum in London where, until August 31st, an exhibit of photographs charts the lives of immigrants and their families in Britain.
Message, not medium, is the motive of even the most decorative work, in which visual pleasure serves to enhance belief and, perhaps, to give a foretaste of Paradise.
