Sentence examples for have got a taste of from inspiring English sources

And the Australian was delighted to have got a taste of the track on which she will go for Olympic gold in August, adding: "It's the best experience I could have asked for.

The Iranians, meanwhile, have gotten a taste of American politics.

"They have gotten a taste of his pragmatism, moderation and impatience with empty rhetoric.

But the Bushies have gotten a taste of empire building in Afghanistan and they like it.

Temples are becoming weekend resorts, and monks who have gotten a taste of the good life want to perpetuate it".

"Especially for the young guys we have, it would have been very, very nice, if they could have gotten a taste of it".

But the women who attend classes at the center have gotten a taste of the Martha Stewart mania long familiar to residents of those far more luxurious locales.

First of all, the elementary school teachers have more leeway in their schedule to make this happen and are more likely to have other kinds of projects that develop after they have gotten a taste of this.

If you detected an Appalachian twang in the opening verse of Adele's smash hit "Rolling in the Deep," you may have gotten a taste of the British singer's future work.

And they have gotten a taste of the political consequences of letting Obama portray them as willing to let taxes rise for 160 million workers, as he has in recent days.

Yet while New York theater audiences have gotten a taste of "Annie" all over again as a result of the current Broadway revival, the once popular movie has been unavailable commercially for 27 years, negating any possibility of becoming an evergreen.