Sentence examples for taste left from inspiring English sources
The horrors of Rwanda and the bitter taste left by Nicolas Sarkozy's 2007 speech in Dakar that "the African has never really entered into history" still cast a shadow.
For seven years, rabid left-winger Ted Rall provided a counterweight in wackadoo rage, but Rall's 2004 eviction, for bad taste, left McCoy the lone beacon of insanity in the Times' meager funnies page.
If there is any taste left in the world, the buck may very well stop here.
Berlusconi presented himself as the bubbly soda that would wash away the unpleasant taste left by the trials.
"There was a bad taste left in the players' mouths since 1998," Arena said by telephone after the draw.
As I read Ms. Hood's article, I could almost taste those T.W.A. mints, and the taste left me flying.
The Spingarns suggested we taste from left to right, from sweet to dry.
Sarah Palin used her Twitter account to say: "Juan Williams: u got taste of Left's hypocrisy, they screwed up firing you".
Juan Williams: u got taste of Left's hypocrisy, they screwed up firing you Here's a reason to be angry at NPR: for putting one in a position of almost, kind of agreeing, even in a partial, limited way, with anything Palin tweeted.
Anecdotes about how the hospital is like a prison: the restrictions are awful, the food tastes like left over airline food, and the lady in the bed with the good view is a born-again Christian.
Though steak, hamburger or burgers made from ground lamb would provide enough heft and richness for the wines we tasted, several left something to be desired when it came to acidity and structure.
