Sentence examples for need a taste from inspiring English sources

When some New Yorkers need a taste of Bollywood chic, they venture to the South Asian enclave of Jackson Heights, Queens.

Market Looks Attractive to Investors  |  "These days, investors seeking the boldest menu of initial public offerings need a taste for the Old World," The Wall Street Journal's Heard on the Street column writes.

If you need a taste of home, the West Park Cafe offers B.L.T.'s and other sandwiches for around $11 and a sirloin steak dinner for $22, as well as a wide variety of moderately priced salads, pasta and fresh baked goods.

Athens is only a two-hour boat ride away, in case you need a taste of that big-city life.

When choosing a running mate, she said this weekend, "I would tell him to find someone who understands who the boss will be, someone who is not running too, someone who he could serve with who he wouldn't need a taste test, a food taste-tester around him, you know?

You'll also need a taste in rock music.

You needed a taste for Tennent's lager, Glasgow's very own golden fizz.

Every now and then someone like that needs a taste of their own medicine".

Maybe I needed a taste, a bit of reality of what life's really about, and I think I came out on the right side".

But then she had got the job at Bailey's Falls for the summer, and though it was hard for him — and for her aunt as well — to let her go, they believed that she needed a taste of life before she settled down.

In the three years since he left Vietnam to study accounting in Glasgow, he had got to know the UK a little, but felt he needed a taste of the famous city that PriceWaterhouseCoopers had just promised him a job in.