Sentence examples for given a taste from inspiring English sources

But Clegg was given a taste of how his tough approach to the public finances is alarming activists.

So it was that in his 90s Collins was finally given a taste of the recognition he had long deserved.

—Pride and Prejudice (1813) They are much to be pitied who have not been given a taste for nature early in life".

Danny Willett was given a taste of life as a major champion as he returned to flash bulbs and autograph hunters at Manchester airport.

Leeds United were given a taste of what their future might hold last night but it was not the expected one of rebellion and acrimony.

At the same time, the designers have recognized that the death of enemies becomes more meaningful if you're given a taste of how enemies behave in life.

This gives a taste of what is ahead.

But he gave a taste of his upbeat message in a colorful and riotous show Thursday.

He gives a taste of it here, backed by a full orchestra.

Last month T-Mobile, a mobile operator, gave a taste of things to come.

One prominent official gave a taste of the government's thinking earlier this week.