Sentence examples for fed a taste from inspiring English sources
The adult books that came into the house tended to be Agatha Christie, Dorothy Sayers and Ngaio Marsh, which perhaps fed a taste which I developed later.
That stigma began to fade during World War I, when Liberty Loan drives encouraged Americans to own government bonds, feeding a taste for securities that persisted into the '20s.
Escape rooms feed a taste for real-life diversion that tech-addicted millennials can enjoy with friends and strangers.
There she met the first in a series of image-conscious older men who fed her taste for labels and luxe.
"This is a first, tasting wine and feeding a baby at the same time.
The second world war fed his taste for the absurd.
Like all the plants we've ingested this week, iboga tastes like something you wouldn't feed a stray dog.
Feeding a toddler is mostly lying about how good a food tastes.
There is the sight of all those Black and Latino males standing on this or that corner, in front of this or that building, the hands of their lives shoved deep into their pockets, their hunger for something better fed by a Newport cigarette, a taste of malt liquor or Hennessey, a pull on a marijuana stick.
— Patrick Farrell The Wall Street Journal: It's fed to livestock, tastes like sawdust, and has a bland name — DDG — and an even blander origin.
