Sentence examples for over a taste of from inspiring English sources

Now, at Jar, she says, "many of my customers send over a taste of their favorite wines, so I get to try different things all the time.

But these days the laughter is over, as Quebec gets a taste of Mr. Putin's medicine.

The crossing is quick and easy, so that even if you don't have much time you can pop over the water for a taste of Uruguay.

Nothing better than have a boy go away to camp and have him sitting in his bunk crying over something like "A Taste of Blackberries" or any of the books where bad things happen to good kids.

But the posters up all over Yahoo give a taste of what is.

Some chains, afraid of having too much holiday merchandise left over, slashed prices this weekend, providing a taste of the kinds of bargains that will be available after Christmas.

I think we are all glad today is over, and we all got a taste of what is going to happen this weekend".

It continues with a domestic programme which has seen over 10,000 young Omanis given a taste of life afloat and is determined to develop further the courses for Omani women sailors, who had their own entry in Cowes Week in the middle of August.

It was all about being the laid-back cock of the walk, so elegant and in control that women would fall all over each other for a taste of the honey.

"But for me I guess it is a last opportunity to come over here and get a taste of the Premiership".

Even those who cannot quite literally bend over backwards can get a taste of circus life at the city's flying trapeze centre.