Sentence examples for taste for something from inspiring English sources

"When you get a taste for something great you want more of it," he said.

And despite the scarcity of open-air cooking weather on these shores, we're increasingly developing a taste for something more than the usual bangers and burgers.

Rather, the Czechs have a taste for something more subversive: the questioning of big planks of EU conventional wisdom.This matters a lot right now.

Those with a taste for something more conventional will find themselves on safe ground with Sarah Hilary's first novel, Someone Else's Skin (Headline, £13.99).

Around 2001, he developed a taste for something like the rap power ballad: a melodramatic verse coupled with a chorus, now typically sung by a woman, that reinforces the immense struggle of being Eminem.

It's no doubt a piece of cake to write about, but hardly a crumb of comfort for those of us with a taste for something more meaty in our Guardian.

And I'd like to think of it in and my own taste is for something that has things threaded through the entire series.

I'd got a taste for doing something "better" and I wanted to do more of it.

And you could always go to places like Uglesich's or Mandina's for a taste of something local and authentic.

They come for a taste of something old-fashioned and handmade, and Mr. Caputo does his best to deliver, but it is not so easy anymore.

Or, for a taste of something a little bit different, give a listen to Sara Renar, a young architect-turned-singer-songwriter who blends the acoustic sound with electronica.