Sentence examples for taste of the world from inspiring English sources

My first real taste of the world.

Before I could enjoy Mexico, I was given my first taste of the World Cup through the qualification groups.

Lines slashed through space or across flatness give you not the sight, but the actual weight and texture and taste of the world.

Indeed if Mazatlán reflects what can go wrong when American excess mixes with Mexican impunity, La Roma represents what can go right when Mexicans with a taste of the world zero in on a single community.

With its six main stages and rolling programme from midday till after midnight, it's inevitable that FOMO sets in as you try to sample a full taste of the world unfurling its colours at Charlton Park.

A senior tight end at Miami Northwestern High School, Johnson wants to go to a college that can give him a taste of the world beyond Miami yet is close enough for an occasional trip home.

As well they might, for each year their globally-based designers are required to produce at least 60 per cent brand-new product, the better to fully reflect the changing tastes of the world around them.

To his harshest critics, Hope will probably remain little more than a capable mouthpiece for his staff of comedy writers; to admirers, he represents a vital component in American comedy history and personifies the comic tastes of the World War II generation, by whom wit and wordplay were highly valued.

Delusional and in pain, Laurie is visited by a woman who holds her own head in her lap and proffers a taste of all the world's tears.

The performance of Cesario (see video below) was breathtaking to say the least, and was only a taste of what the world would witness over the next three years.

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