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

This place is a convenient way for people to get a taste of something different".

And when you actually smell or get a taste of something, that initial sensation can also increase your desire for it.

Away from the hyped venues and tastemaker showcases, it's refreshing to get a taste of something that feels a bit more feral and unaffected.

For white and Black men alike, I become an entry into a sort of fantasy, one in which they don't have to go all Black, or all white, but can get a taste of something new without commitment.

If you want to get a taste of something few other travelers experience, explore East Timor both above and especially below (it's a top dive spot) the water line.

"At nineteen, I got a taste of something — my identity as an artist — and it's still there.

But unfortunately after that night, my body had gotten a taste of something new and I was hooked".

"When you get a taste for something great you want more of it," he said.

It is something both teams will get a taste of tonight at the Meadowlands.

"They'll get a taste of it.

"You get a taste of everything".