Sentence examples for foretaste of a major from inspiring English sources

The exchange between the two candidates was a foretaste of a major theme of the general election campaign, when Mr. McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee, is certain to continue pummeling Mr. Obama, the presumptive Democratic nominee, as a naïf who does not have the experience or judgment to be commander in chief.

Experts say this is just a foretaste of major fires to come, in the United States and much of the world.

Mr. Thiab's problems are a foretaste of a much broader economic shock in Iraq.

That serpent is a foretaste of a terrible text printed on the wall of the exhibition's most daunting room.

Its lack of foul odor seemed something like a foretaste of an improved future Gowanus Canal.

This is what to expect from the apex of the foretaste of an egg.

The story is skilfully delivered, enlivened by hints and foretastes of a catastrophe to come.

Every parting gives a foretaste of death, every reunion a hint of the resurrection.

As a foretaste of Europe's future, this was precisely the major currency of the presidential debate: miniature differences, staged passion and – as ever – the mass of people totally uninvolved in the spectacle.

But what I have, at the level I have it, is an interesting foretaste of our shared future — a beginner's guide to old age.

The Modo provided a foretaste of the use of location as a way to select content.