Sentence examples for taste for business from inspiring English sources

Selling mangoes gave me a taste for business.

The taste for business metaphors goes in cycles, Mr. Yoffie says.

After his postgraduate studies, Mr. Wladawsky-Berger joined I.B.M.'s Watson labs in 1970 as a researcher, but he had a taste for business side of the company as well.

So does his taste for business, which he started honing as a young drug dealer at the Dalton School, an exclusive prep school on the Upper East Side he graduated from in 1979.

By the time he attended the University of Waterloo, Ayre was betting on sports (for beers, he says), and developing a taste for business.

A taste for business A couple of friends and I, on a recent visit to New York, decided to follow your judgment on where to eat ("Restaurants Go, Consider, Stop," Fact & Comment).

He developed a taste for show business by stealing money to go to the movies.

His son inherited much of his morality and determination, and a taste for show business from his mother, who was a musical-comedy performer.

The carnival, where Mr. Terrell performed a fire-eating act that he revisited throughout his career, seemed to have given him a fatal taste for show business and an arrested sartorial sensibility.

Growing up, not just in Hollywood, but in such a "Hollywood" house — her stepfather is the TV director Reza Badiyi — left her with no taste for show-business glitz, but made her aware from the start that the acting and art were the point.

So, to better match co-working mates, PivotDesk takes into account the nuances of culture and company dynamics, essentially building a unique taste profile for businesses based on their industry, number of employees, work habits and environment and noise level preferences, for example.