Sentence examples for tiny taste from inspiring English sources

It's like a tiny taste of death.

Because they give us a tiny taste of liberation.

Mr. Schwarzenegger has already had a tiny taste of this.

But it was just a tiny taste of what was to come.

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It is a tiny taste of what it means to be under brutal Israeli rule".

Rather than, say, visiting a restaurant that serves tiny tastes of "bitter herbs, parmesan, anchovy".

ON a frosty winter night in Bend, Ore., members of a local home brewers club swilled beers inside Boneyard Beer, where a tiny tasting room is plastered with snowboard stickers and beer posters.

In the deliberately old-fashioned rooms, brimming with tiny mother-of-pearl spoons and antique silver caviar dispensers, caviar is served in tiny tastes, nice if you want to deliberate about your indulgence, as well as in serious portions.

He served us tiny tastes of some of the most exquisite food I've ever had, including eccentricities such as water melon roasted in red fruit and vermouth, and a dessert of extra virgin olive oil yoghurt.

Peyrano recently opened a tiny tasting room and shop in an arcade somewhat hidden in the city's historic center; during the Olympics it offers special tastings and rich hot chocolate, which the main store has never sold.