Sentence examples for took a taste for from inspiring English sources

At the event, Imperium chief executive Martin Tobias dipped his finger in a container of biodiesel and took a taste for the crowd.

He took a taste.

We take a taste.

Take a taste test.

"China", he says, "is showing that it takes some stopping once people get a taste for consumption".

Once you get a taste for it, it will take on a life of its own.

From 1995 through 2000, Joseph P. Ganim, the mayor of Bridgeport, stole taxpayer money, took bribes, indulged a taste for luxury food and clothes and ran his impoverished city like a personal kingdom, prosecutors said on the opening day of the mayor's long-awaited corruption trial.

Now I have a taste for it.

Their droney, seeping instrumentals have started to coalesce and take shape, revealing a taste for rock 'n' roll (or at least the blues) somewhere beneath the slime.

Hipsters have shown a taste for taking everything from the crackle of vinyl to tatty Barbour jackets and dragging them back into fashion.

It takes practice and a taste for irony, black humor, and playfulness with the reader, even when dealing with serious subject matter.