He had already tasted all the delights of life: he had eaten, drunk, breathed, inspected the locality, felt pleasure, played a bit, and fallen asleep.
Callander's most productive and long-lasting partnership was with Murray, who had already tasted success with hits for Gerry and the Pacemakers.
By the time television discovered her, she had already tasted fame with a national theatre tour, co-starring with Wilfred Pickles, then a household name.
But one of the boats competing in this year's classic division, though not a threat to the large, light front-runners, had already tasted glory in a heavy-air edition of the race more than six decades ago.
'Every time you mention the book's name,' she told him, 'you don't really have to add that it's No. 1 on the best-seller list.' " Segal had already tasted a measure of success before the publication of "Love Story," having collaborated on the screenplay for "Yellow Submarine".
He had already tasted success on the Olympic stage, winning gold in the individual pursuit at the Athens Games in 2004, then gold in the individual pursuit and team pursuit in the 2008 Games in Beijing.
In this case, the fact that millions had already taste-tested the new mac and cheese and liked it suggests that the change, indeed, was a good thing.
They've already tasted blood.
I intend to be very happy at home and read books I've already tasted but have been saving up for later.
"The problem is, we've already tasted some of these events in one form or another," said Daniel Yergin, chairman of Cambridge Energy Research Associates, an energy analysis company.
