Sentence examples for foretaste of an from inspiring English sources

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

It was a routine European hop that lasted barely an hour – except that it was the first leg of a Pan Am flight bound for New York, a foretaste of an exotic and unknown land beyond the seas.

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

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.

In their separate ways, two phenomena in this city provide a foretaste of a chaotic period before the scheduled return of Haiti's exiled President on Oct. 30.

It is a fascinating experience, well designed and a foretaste of a new type of exhibition, of which we would definitely like to see more.

The criticism he offered last Tuesday offers a foretaste of a line of attack against Clinton that has served him so well already in the campaign.

Here he had the good fortune to meet Eileen, who, in a kind of foretaste of a subsequent destination, was working in the local office of Air India.

French drivers slowed traffic near Bordeaux to demand lower fuel prices, offering a foretaste of a national strike planned by French truckers next Monday.

A bigger worry is that the slowdown is a foretaste of a slump in demand when the scheme ends.Rebate schemes like this tend to encourage buyers to advance purchases that they would have made anyway, thus cannibalising future sales.