Sentence examples for get a taste of independence from inspiring English sources

"He wants to get a taste of independence".

Hakeem doesn't want to come back to Empire, he's got a taste of independence from working with his mother to build a new company.

Well, imagine the following scenario: the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States opens the judicial session chanting "Three cheers for Obama!" followed by the entire court in unison: "Obama, Obama, Obama!" Check out the video below to get a taste of the independence of the Venezuelan judiciary.

The purpose of the tour was not to consider a specific college, but instead to get a taste of what the college experience was like, from the independence that came along with it to the work ethic that we would need to be successful.

"They'll get a taste of it.

"You get a taste of everything".

People leave and get a taste of the outside world.

Tariffs tumble, as Moroccans get a taste of corporate competition.

"Once you get a taste of victory, defeat will taste especially bitter".

Now the Chiefs get a taste of championship football.

Here is where you can get a taste of it.