Sentence examples for taste of someone from inspiring English sources

This 23-year-old rapper has the taste of someone who's been around far longer.

I don't think it has the bitter taste of someone who's finally had to grow up and do his homework.

They were then asked whether they had ever had a drink of alcohol (not just a sip or a taste of someone else's drink) in their life.

In Wave I, participants were asked, "Have you had a drink of beer, wine, or liquor not just a sip or a taste of someone else's drink more than 2 or 3 times in your life".

It's pretty eclectic fare, not the mass-produced Nashville of the radio, but one part Byrds and the Band, one part Hank Williams and Merle Haggard -- pretty much the tastes of someone who came to country through Gram Parsons, not Loretta Lynn.

Ivan, overcome with his first taste of spending someone else's money, immediately spent a quarter of his summer budget on a lab-grade blender, intending to use it for margaritas.

For the first half-hour, this film... well, it is an error of taste for someone over 18 to use the intransitive verb "to rock" as a term of approbation, but it really is great.

It's an overly decorated kitchen done up in the tastes and styles of someone else's mum, which somehow makes it worse than the magnolia-and-IKEA-bed décor we're used to seeing in these places.

"You can't explain the taste of salt to someone who has never eaten it".

UNDER $100 For about 70 euros (about $97) you can pack up a complete meal of savory Catalan charcuterie, some Serra Ferran extra virgin olive oil, a can of Querida Carmen's Arroz Negro ("black rice" with seafood and squid ink) and exquisite Xavier Mor chocolates for dessert, as well as a bottle of bubbly L'O de L'Origan cava, and take a truly authentic taste of Barcelona to someone back home.

I remember it still: Christmas was a washout — I couldn't leave the bed unassisted or keep anything down, not even a taste of the goose that someone else had to cook.