Sentence examples for for a real taste of from inspiring English sources

CaroleTidball In southern Mexico, Guerrero state's Pacific coast is perfect for a real taste of the country's laid-back lifestyle.

For a real taste of the Carolinas, pick up a fiery Blenheim Ginger Ale (99 cents), which has achieved cult status.

A few intrepid tourists asked if they could sleep in the igloo for a real taste of what the Swedes love to call 'the exotic'.

But for a real taste of the salt, head to the Seaport's Boathouse where you can rent a small wooden sailboat ($20 an hour) or rowboat ($15 an hour).

Braised doesn't have to mean heavy or wintry either; try following Richard Camp's gorgeously rich Mediterranean squid with pilgrimskitchentales' rum-spiked Caribbean braised pineapple for a real taste of sunshine.

My favourite is Alfie's, which serves generous portions of fresh-battered cod with crisp hand-cut Maris Piper chips at £5 a go, but for a real taste of the sea, head for Nicky Tattershall's popular shellfish shop and cafe.

This small two-roomed cafe has been serving greasy and filling doughnuts (known locally as pyshky) to the proletariat for almost half a century, and is a real taste of nostalgia for the millions of Soviet-era visitors who flocked here in droves.

"On that day, we'll share our vision for Xbox, and give you a real taste of the future.

For a more elegant dining experience, and a real taste of historic Atlantic City, the Knife & Fork Inn is the place.

"I love playing links golf," he said, "and this is only the second time I've played in the Open Championship, but I got a real taste of links golf for the first time at the 2007 Walker Cup at County Down.

Praia do Forte is 50 mile up the coast, but if you've got the time and are after a real taste of tropical paradise head for Boipeba.