Sentence examples for try to taste from inspiring English sources

She will shoot arrows into the eyes of those who try to taste her.

I speak good English, I have been to football grounds most Londoners have not even heard of, I do not impose German punctuality on everyone I meet since I am always late anyway and sometimes I'll even try to taste ghastly food.

Work on training your focus on what you're doing -- if you're eating just eat, try to taste everything.

Don't try to taste all new kinds of games and other sites, only install softwares from sites that provide you all free of virus and problems.

Some wrote rapturously on Yelp of tasting the doughnuts, and others wrote bitterly of trying to taste one and failing.

You slurp and spit, ingesting small but palpable doses of caffeine, trying to taste chocolate-covered cherries.

If you tried to taste a slice of firm, raw Hachiya, you'd immediately discover what is meant, in persimmon terminology, by the word "astringent".

Whenever we're in a taxi, moving through there, I open the window and stick out my tongue, trying to taste the poison, the human repellent.

It is like looking at an empty glass and trying to taste one of the club's popular $16 Long Island iced teas.

I have seen your duvets pulled over piles of washing and your framed posters of films you intend to see one day, and I've tried to taste what it might be like to live in a house like yours.

Trying to taste and smell him through beautiful dead nostrils, to love him back with a body that goes dead in the heart of the fire... Perhaps you get P Burke's state of mind?