Sentence examples for taste for country from inspiring English sources

She developed a taste for country music.

In these Johnson revealed other facets, such as a taste for country music, which he had enjoyed since he was a boy.

Even in Texas, where Mr. Tian said he acquired a taste for country music, barbecue and square dancing, his homeland always beckoned.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Tight end Bear Pascoe has been the Giants' resident cowboy, a cattle-roping Californian with a taste for country music and an appreciation for the wide-open space on his family's ranch.

As a young man, he acquired many fashionable and aristocratic friends, and developed a taste for country house society that never left him.

She was dazzlingly famous more than she was posh, and she was adored.Prince William, it can be countered, may share his father's tastes for country life and field sports, but he spends much of his time in royal unicorn mode, or something like it.

The Mumming Birds was so popular it transferred to New York - and gave Chaplin and Laurel a taste for the country where they would take their knockabout comedy into the movies.

A stocky 64-year-old, on leave from a top post at the defense contractor L-3 Communications, General Garner was responsible for protecting Kurdish refugees in northern Iraq after the first gulf war, a smaller task than the one at hand but one that gave him a taste for the country, a colleague said.

Peter Applebome's gentle examination of his musical journey from Great Neck to Chappaqua by way of Ypsilanti and the South ["A Southern Throb in a Northern Heart," June 25], in which he contracted an inextinguishable taste for "real" country music along the way, struck a 12-string chord with me.

While performing at the pub, Zhang was exposed to a wide variety of music genres, and developed a taste for American country singers in addition to Western pop singers, such as Mariah Carey and Christina Aguilera.

Matthew Wilkening, writing for Taste of Country, gave the song a score of 7.5 out of 10, writing that the song is "surprisingly serious and dour" in contrast to its subject matter, but he praised the "catchy melody".