Sentence examples similar to having a foretaste from inspiring English sources

"We had a foretaste with Yolanda.

We have had a foretaste of this, too.

We have already had a foretaste of this effect.

But we have already had a foretaste of the future.

The women had a foretaste of being managed when they were encouraged to change the name of the trio.

We already had a foretaste of this a couple of weeks ago, when Vice President Joe Biden visited Baghdad to laud US achievements.

For everyone involved in developing a new opera, it's invaluable to have a foretaste of the work, to hear at least some of it performed live and get a sense of what's working and what not.

I'd like to come up with a way to build inexpensive but not cheap—sustainable, collaboratively designed homes using alternative energy, solar and wind.Not to be disrespectful of the Tohoku disaster, but while there I had a foretaste of how a ruined earth might appear.

He sailed up the river Tiber in the king's galley, that had sixteen banks of oars, and was richly adorned with captured arms and with cloths of purple and scarlet; so that, the vessel rowing slowly against the stream, the Romans that crowded on the shore to meet him had a foretaste of his following triumph.

"He who adventures in London", he wrote, "has a foretaste of infinity".

At the end, we have a brief foretaste of the altogether darker comedy of Mozart's Marriage of Figaro, to which The Barber of Seville was written as a prequel.