Sentence examples for gives a taste of from inspiring English sources

This gives a taste of what is ahead.

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

It gives a taste of the incredible energy of the city – very creative, very diverse.

Filled with boutiques, eateries, traditional pubs and arcades, it gives a taste of locals' Dublin.

One officer quoted by Anderson gives a taste of the impunity - and the hatred.

Swirl of apparently random forms gives a taste of things to come.

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

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.

The next single, "One in a Million," gave a taste of Timbaland's deep swing.

Alastair Campbell gave a taste of the despair in the Brown camp in a blog posting.