It is a real benefit to have experienced taste testers on our team.
Hollywood soft-soaping no longer washed for the battered veterans and the housewives who had experienced a taste of employment.
After three days of tastings, recorkings and refrigeration, the flavor of this subtle white not only had almost not diminished, it outshone a handful of Sancerres -- Loire Valley sauvignon blancs all -- that I had experienced at a trade tasting a few days earlier in Manhattan.
If Elian Gonzalez is returned to his father in Cuba after having experienced a taste of freedom in America, he may very well grow up to be a democratic leader in his own country, and his popularity could help lead his people to freedom in 15 years or so.
We've experienced a taste of our future.
Having experienced this little taste, nobody was surprised that spending time in the hole leads to massive mental health issues, increases the likelihood you will commit suicide by 500percentt and most useless of all -- that you're actually more likely to commit a crime (whether or not you ever committed one in the first place) after you've been thrown in solitary.
Although Ms. Boscarino had to stop lacing her iced tea with sugar to satisfy New York tastes, she has experienced no Northern objection to her Southern-style cakes -- proving, perhaps, that for desserts at least, the sweet tooth owes no allegiance to geography.
Today's 50, 60 and 70-year-olds have experienced failure, tasted defeat and survived about five economic crashes.
I'm one of the lucky few in Gaza who have experienced the taste of freedom.
You probably have experienced what glycoalkaloids taste like when you've eaten the part of a potato that's green.
"We have experienced the bitter taste of boycott before," said Saleh al-Mutlaq, left.
