Sentence examples for given a foretaste from inspiring English sources

"The introduction of new ownership at Gatwick, while too recent for us to draw any firm conclusions, has given a foretaste of the benefits competition can bring.

He was given a foretaste of how hard it is going to be when he finished second in 20.90sec as Marlon Devonish won the invitation race in 20.82.

It was given a foretaste of what happens to vulnerable computer networks last year, with a massive leak of personal information by the Japan Pension Service that was blamed on hackers.

For whether we experience the fullness of heaven only after we die, or if by God's grace we are given a foretaste of it here, this, indeed, is the destiny, the glory, and the promise of the mystical life.

A new product by Serena Software called Mashup Composer gives a foretaste of things to come.

At the same time these biographies give a foretaste of things to come.

This week, Mr. Sadr's fighters, known as the Mahdi Army, gave a foretaste of the destabilizing potential their control of Sadr City gives.

Even this early in the year, it gave a foretaste of the heaving beaches (3.5m visitors from Britain, at least the same number from Germany) of high summer.

This month, primroses and a blaze of gorse blossom are giving a foretaste of the floral display that will grace the cliff-top here over the coming season.

Manning's sentence may also give a foretaste of what could await Assange, who US prosecutors say communicated directly with Manning around the time he made the leaks.

Message, not medium, is the motive of even the most decorative work, in which visual pleasure serves to enhance belief and, perhaps, to give a foretaste of Paradise.