Sentence examples for true taste of from inspiring English sources
Pop in for a true taste of Cancún living.
So, for a true taste of Parisian culture, visit soon.
Take overnight trains when traveling between cities, and get the true taste of the country.
Or for a true taste of Valpo spirit, try Casa Verde Limón ( doubles from £12).
It'll be the true taste of the north Atlantic, expressed in a cheese".
A true taste of the state of international fashion today, in a very British show.
It strikes me that eliminating the outliers would afford a much clearer view of the true tastes of the viewers.
In an e-mail, Ms. Valladolid said she had turned down several offers to endorse food products over the years because she thought they did not accurately capture the true tastes of Mexican food.
Had she concentration to spare, she might have worked out that this whole emotional package was one of her first true tastes of adulthood: what happens when you realize that a great deal, or even everything, is at stake and that no one is going to help you.
Had she concentration to spare, she might have worked out that this whole emotional package was one of her first true tastes of adulthood: what happens when you realize that a great deal or even everything is at stake and that no one is going to help you.
With dishes like kalua pork, chicken long rice, squid luau, poi, laulau, and lomi lomi salmon, an authentic Hawaiian meal will introduce you to the true tastes of the islands.
