Sentence examples for find a taste for from inspiring English sources
His second wife Anne, a formidable art historian who left her job as curator at the Tate to join him, helped him find a taste for the contemporary.
The extra bitterness is deliberate it is something market research found a taste for in Uganda.
And if Washington's military strategies in the battles of Boston and Trenton are so finely and entertainingly enacted in a special-effects film, why not also give some sense of the overall nature of his military personality, which so often found a taste for daring overwhelmed by scarcity, and which was far more pockmarked than one might imagine?
Exports have bounced between 900 million and 1 billion bottles per year (mostly blends, not single malts) since the early 1990s (breaking the billion bottle barrier in 2001) as newly rich Asians found a taste for the drink.
He now delegates more, to his deputies and departmental heads—some of whom may, as a result, find they have a taste for leadership.
That's when you really find you have a taste for it.
(See "A Taste For Euro Foods").
The new rulers were attracted by Chinese goods and products and found themselves developing a taste for the luxury that characterized Chinese upper classes.
Exports have bounced between 900 million and 1 billion bottles per year (mostly blends, not single malts) since the early 1990s (breaking the billion bottle barrier in 2001) as newly rich Asians found an aspirational taste for the drink.
You couldn't find a matron with a taste for gutter squalor?" Jeffrey Alan Fiskin's literate dialogue retains a malign sparkle throughout, and Eichhorn's turn was rightly dubbed "the most underrated performance of the 1980s" by the AFI.
