Sentence examples for give a taste of from inspiring English sources

"I just wanted to give a taste of what it feels like to be two-sided.

The call at Puerto Madryn will give a taste of Patagonia, which provides a good definition of the word "bleak".

Two recent research programs — one involving green farming, the other art — give a taste of what visitors can expect.

(The letter ends, to give a taste of the whole, "Don't exhaust yourself with too much buggery").

The accompanying comments by university students give a taste of the feelings many young Chinese have toward the United States.

The strikes and protests in France this month give a taste of the unions' reaction to President Sarkozy's measure.

But there are many less exclusive bottles that give a taste of what all the fuss is about.

The photographs at right give a taste of Mr. Lee's work, and the quotes offer his observations on the images.

In my book I've tried to give a taste of this spirit while also listing newer hotels, each of them with their own distinct rock'n'roll swagger.

Or they can rush to Zero Gravity Corporation, which for a mere $3,500 flies Boeing 727s in parabolic dives to give a taste of weightlessness.

To give a taste of the album's tone, Ms. Swift played the album's first single, "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together".