Sentence examples for given their taste from inspiring English sources

Given their taste for sequins, it is hard to imagine figure skaters shopping the shabby stretch of Jamaica Avenue near 145th Street.

The German National Tourist Board has designed a new Web site for United States travelers -- www.visits-to-germany.com -- that lets them price and arrange trips, design itineraries and even give their taste buds a vicarious workout.

The brand-new "Liquid Center," the name New Belgium gives their tasting room, is a fine place to grab a brew – especially out on the deck, which juts out toward the French Broad River.

It was probably for the best that they gained both of their promotions by topping the Fourth and Third Division tables though, given their first taste of play-off anguish.

The cubs have been given their first taste of the limelight.

Agents are assumed to be able to gather all relevant information, and to process it in such a way as to arrive at an optimal decision, given their (fixed) tastes and preferences.

Given their own tastes, a budget, and absent prohibitive transactions costs, all agents will achieve an optimum point of consumption if left to their own devices.

The Hunting Ground begins by painting America's college campuses as sunny places of promise and potential, where giddy, enthusiastic young people are given their first tastes of independence and a wider intellectual world while being entertained by future professional athletes in raucous, spirited sports cathedrals.

But pessimists rightly point out that Americans face a harder job adjusting to higher energy prices than Europeans, given their dependence on cars and taste for suburban living.

Family tickets are available for £350 so ageing punks can give their children a taste of the phlegm-coated music of their youth.

Parents that want to give their kids a taste of something that will excite them should get them into FIRST programs.