Sentences with phrase «give tastes of»

That can give you a taste of the varying opinions you will get and give you an idea of how you personally feel about opening up to your followers.

Putting your children on your payroll can help save on taxes and give them a taste of entrepreneurship.

They give us a taste of how our driving experience could dramatically change in the next few years.

They're also great teasers to give a taste of what people will get in your paid courses.

That is just to give you a taste of how profitable trading is in the cryptosphere.

In just a few minutes, investors were given a taste of what could go wrong in today's world where high frequency trading is responsible for ~ 50 % of all daily trades.

Read this article Game of Fear and it will give you a taste of what's going on.

Sure, Mitt's statement wasn't the best, and it does give us a taste of the dehumanizing that goes on in the corporate world.

Brooke Fraser is another artist who gave us a taste of what is potentially in store for this year when she released her much anticipated single «Therapy» last fall.

had given them a taste of independence under a native dynasty.

I want to use you to give them a taste of Sabbath and heaven.

You can read all about it in Matthew 23, but let me just give you a taste of some of the things he says to them.

If we give them a taste of freedom they'll be expecting it all the time.

And if that means give them a taste of their own medicine... so be it!

The church was being given a taste of how the world works — its lopsidedness, its patchy rhythm of muchness and emptiness, of affluence and desolation.

That would give each a taste of the other's role.

When travelers pass through the Houston Airport System (HAS), its restaurants, concessions and retail locations give them a taste of the city of Houston.

While we are out and about hiking, I thought I would give you a taste of my kid's favorite pizza, Chicken Thai.

Pasta is eaten in most parts of the world, and the following recipes can give you a taste of different cultures right in your dining room.

If you are out with friends and want to give them a taste of vegan pizza without scaring them - this is an...

Unsatisfactory students were instead given a taste of the Devil's broom, which no doubt ensured that they did better next term.

But if Mother Nature would just give us a taste of spring, I'd really appreciate it.

Ms Karia added: «We're delighted to be able to support students with promising futures in packaging design ahead of them and look forward to welcoming Elizabeth to GPI to give her a taste of what the industry can offer.»

These burgers will give me a taste of something new and different but all the while remaining healthy.

Since many of the babies are expected during the springtime or summer, a lovely fruit tart gives a taste of the sweetness to come.

To give you a taste of the gems you'll find in the book, I put together this simple seasonal salad of fresh sugar snap peas with pecans and feta.

During World War II, bakers in the U.S. sent treats like TOLL HOUSE cookies off to their soldiers overseas to help give them a taste of home.

John Maggio, an operating partner and advisory board member with AccelFoods, gives us a taste of what to expect from his Expo East panel discussion on how brands can move product off the shelf.

Ahmad gave me a taste of the sauce.

Your visit to these celebrated restaurants will give you a taste of some of the best flavors the city has to offer.

Tanduay's Cocktail Engineer, Tim Walters, together with Adrian Eustaquio of Inside the Desert Oasis Room Podcast gave tastings of our two expressions.

«My uncle Dale gave us a taste of your barbeque sauce and we went directly to your site and ordered some.

Thanks to Backyard Farms, a company committed to producing beautiful, Maine grown, greenhouse tomatoes year round, this salad even gives us a taste of the summer to come.

Just a little bit added with the cream and sugar gives you the taste of birthday cake without having to add any cake mix at all.

I'll admit that he gave me a taste of his but I ate all of mine.

I was in Sicily for my holidays recently, we stopped in a small town near Mt.Etna and when getting our necessary espressos the gentleman in the bar gave us a taste of his almond milk.

It gave us a taste of what we wanted, and we all wanted more.

Stupid for us to not give them a taste of their own medicine, they done it in the cup game too when it was 0 - 1, but not as professional as they did it last night, the way they try to bump into you.

And PSG gave them a taste of what's to come in the CL.?

If we start like we did against Newcastle they won't know what hit em, pace pace pace just like they did to us round, so let's give them a taste of their medicine.

His breakthrough season in the last campaign gave a taste of what's to come though with some quite incredible displays on the wings.

Tesco's twitter accounts have gained a reputation for initiating some «banter» of their own but it was time for them to be given a taste of their own medicine by a humorous Arsenal fan.

«I'd try to overpower him and then give him a taste of his own medicine by reacting like he does.

I think he needs to learn off them — learn not to react to people like Costa, but instead give them a taste of their own medicine and play a bit dirty.

«i think preseason is meant for» Wenger uses it to give kids a try and to give players game time for fitness, nothing wrong with that, I enjoyed watching young Nelson dominate the right for us and it gives us a taste of what can come.

Given the taste of what we got there, we wanted to see more, and see it soon.

So just to give you a taste of what could be to come, I have found a video of every single goal that Lacazette scored for Lyon last season.

The Grove - based team filmed the cars taking to the Silverstone circuit at the event, to give us a taste of F1's engine sound evolution since its first car — the March 761 used in 1977.

Under 23's captain and center - half Axel Tuanzebe and goalkeeper Joel Pereiera were given a taste of what it feels like to play in front of 75,000 people at Old Trafford on Sunday as they came on for Fosu Mensah and Sergio Romero respectively.

They brought along the Champions League trophy, VR technology of the future and lots of other cool things to give them a taste of LFC.