Sentence examples for may first taste from inspiring English sources

"This has been may first taste of league football and it has been great," he told the Southend website. .

It may seem crazy or just plain gross, as technical services manager Mary Bolton thought when she first tasted olive oil.

The writer first tasted homemade Italian pasta….

Kuninaka first tasted 5′-inosinate and felt that umami taste of 5′-inosinate is rather weak and then tasted glutamate.

Students may get their first taste of Latin, for instance, when they see the painted inscription, "Mortui vivos docent," from the period beginning in 1942 when Syms was the hospital mortuary.

If all goes well, as one can only hope, Mexicans may at last have their first taste of political modernity after decades of mediocrity.

Although younger generations may have just sampled their first taste of her music at this year's Super Bowl, she's been slaying the games since the 1990s.

Granted, 12-year-olds are likely the worst equipped in the world to understand and deal with the death of a friend, but the notion to signify her life with a common symbol of support is admirable, and at the very least may give these kids their first taste of empathy and community.

But it suggests that as big organizations such as Google and Uber labor on fully autonomous vehicles that can pick people up from the pub or ferry roadtrippers across the country, many consumers may get their first tastes of the auto-future from one of these hot-wired shops.

Along with introducing me to the US, my postdoc gave me a first taste of what it may be like to work within a biotech company.

With the announcement, the band said, "Your first taste of new Three Days Grace may be even sooner than you think.