Sentence examples for their unexpected taste of from inspiring English sources

Its ministers relish their unexpected taste of power, but some risk becoming technocrats, too remote from their party roots.

Frank Morgan, a jazz saxophonist whose promising career was derailed by drug problems in the 1950s but whose triumphant comeback 30 years later led to an unexpected taste of midlife stardom, died on Friday in Minneapolis.

In "The Bride Wore Red" (1937), a prostitute (played by Crawford) who pretends to be a lady when she is given an unexpected taste of Tyrolean high life basks in the attention paid to her by a feckless playboy while his pretty, passive longtime fiancee suffers beside them.

With the floor now his, the second-term Republican governor gleefully recounted to a larger audience the private shtick he had just performed in his chair, turning back to the no doubt befuddled woman who had just gotten an unexpected taste of the candidate's oddball personality. .

"It was a wonderfully unexpected taste".

The presence of this sub-population of TCs, if affected by ghrelin signaling, could account for the complex and unexpected taste phenotype we have observed.

People waited on line for their first taste of lionfish.

Their unranked opponents gave them their first taste of defeat.

Scientists will get their first taste of the system later this year.

This course gives students, often times their first, taste of research.

For example, compliment their taste of music or movies, their outfit, or even their smile.