Sentence examples for taste of one from inspiring English sources

But on Thursday he got a taste of one: an aborted landing approach.

We haven't seen a whole lot of radial/pie menus except on the Microsoft Surface and a little taste of one in Honeycomb's browser.

When Govera took her first taste of one, it came as a shock.

I heard about your soups.' "So I let him have a taste of one soup.

He will also offer a taste of one of 10 daily wines by the glass, accompanied by a water chaser.

The only thing that could make Trump cry at a restaurant is the taste of one of his own steaks.

He's not quite appealing to record collectors, but to the extent that he is responsible for his own repertory, he is doing a version of that, something about getting close to the tastes of one's father and perhaps one's grandfather.

When MediaGuardian reported in April on criticism of the BBC drama department and a commissioning strategy dominated by the tastes of one woman - the head of fiction, Jane Tranter - Bennett wrote a steadfast defence.

The film is so consistent in its storytelling and coherent in its details, magnetically aligned according to the ideas and tastes of one person, that it breezes gloriously past some of its biggest and best questions.

The man who would become known to the world as Common has been blessed with a bountiful career in an industry that feasts on the forgettable tastes of one-hit wonders.

You can get a taste of what one of OU's more raucous weekends are like in Athens with one of the videos below: .