Sentence examples for giving a taste of from inspiring English sources

Giving a taste of how he might take on the Democrats, he said: "This is a good thing, my friends.

There were glimpses though – his razor-sharp volley against Sweden in 2006 giving a taste of what could have been.

The hacking constitutes potential criminal violations of privacy, and giving a taste of the "news" it produces helps readers understand the tabloid culture in which this has occurred.

So far plot details have remained sketchy but an 88-second teaser trailer was released online on 28 November giving a taste of what fans can expect.

The "Dreamcatcher" trailer, though, is successful in suggesting something of the movie's plot (wisely not too much of it) and in giving a taste of its desired effects.

Even today, there are a handful of grim hip-hop loops at Quakers' MySpace, giving a taste of the album to come.

Have Tony Blair's bodyguards been given a taste of power?

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.