Sentence examples for getting a foretaste of from inspiring English sources
Mrs Obama was on the campaign trail with her husband, getting a foretaste of the nasty attacks she can expect if he wins the nomination after Tuesday's final Democratic party primary polling in South Dakota and Montana.
"It is possible to see how we could be getting a foretaste of the impact of [a no-deal Brexit] on medicine supplies now". A Department of Health and Social Care official said: "We have well established procedures to deal with any disruption to the supply chain and our plans to ensure patients can continue to receive the medicines they need, whatever the outcome of negotiations, are well advanced.
Last June, we canceled this year's event; we were getting a foretaste of the current rotten economy - Eclipse's troubles, DayJet suspending operations, a general malaise - and didn't think we could get enough attendees to put on a good show.
Gamers got a foretaste of the world of Microsoft several years ago.
In 2008, when the global financial crisis battered the oil price, Venezuela got a foretaste of the current crisis.
I got a foretaste of our conflict driving up Interstate 5 to the university when I exclaimed over the sudden appearance through the fog of Lake Washington.
So to see why a fuss is being made of it, and to get a foretaste of what the members of the Concentració* will experience, I decided to embark on my own two-day journey.
Just last week, it got a foretaste of what might beset it in the political culture of the neighborhood, when anti-fracking activists made it the locus for a street-theatre protest against a nearby underground natural-gas pipeline.
A majority of Bolivians have Indian blood, descended from the original inhabitants of this continent who got a foretaste of globalization centuries ago with the age of exploration and the arrival of European colonizers.
Particularly in the middle and in the coda, where the quartet is whipped up to a frenzy, denoting a truly Beethovenian raging against fate, we clearly have left the classical era behind, and we get a foretaste of the power this composer will generate in his later years.
To get a foretaste of what is to come, try hiring a car or booking a room at a top hotel without a credit card.In a way, the future may be like the past, when few except the rich enjoyed much privacy.
