Sentence examples for taste of war from inspiring English sources
It was his first taste of war.
The Taste of War, by Lizzie Collingham (Penguin).
For almost all of them, this was to be their first taste of war.
He says he has mostly shed the bitter taste of war.
THE TASTE OF WAR: World War II and the Battle for Food.
To erase the bitter taste of crooks And the disgusting taste of war.
It is good to be reminded, for instance, that the first "tastes of war" were actually before Bull Run, at skirmishes in Fairfax, Philippi and Big Bethel, Va.
For both men, this was the taste of the war.
"Miss Brittain conveys to the leader the acrid taste of the war and postwar years with much greater success than a dozen volumes of memoirs by statesmen and generals," John Chamberlain wrote in a review of the book in The New York Times.
For the soldiers and commanders of the 101st, who had waited weeks in the desert for an opportunity to get into combat, the raid was a blessing -- the very first taste of this war for any of them.
Europe had a taste of gas wars in 2006 and again in 2009, when Russia shut the pipelines to Ukraine, leaving many downstream countries, mostly in south-eastern Europe, to shiver in the winter cold.
