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Meanings of getting a taste in English

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Usage of getting a taste in English
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It's an IBM event because they're getting a taste of our technology.
Reuters
2
After decades of repression, the Kurds are now getting a taste of freedom.
BBC
3
This week he was getting a taste of that life again.
Good girls don't
4
But maybe I was getting a taste for all this adventuring.
Karen Memory
5
Filmmaker Jason Wishnow is getting a taste of Phantom Menace madness.
Wired
6
He was getting a taste of what we would get later out in front.
"Over the Top," by an American Soldier Who Went / Together with ...
7
Basically we're getting a taste of our own footballing medicine.
The Irish Times
8
He was getting a taste for the warm, hazy burn of the local liquor.
Fractures - Extraordinary Tales from the Halo Canon
9
The problem was I wanted to play after getting a taste of it last year.
The Guardian
10
VULTURES circling over the French property market are finally getting a taste of red meat.
The Irish Times
11
The BBC's Sameer Hashmi has been getting a taste of what's to come from Mumbai.
BBC
12
I should've been happy; the perfect cheerleader was finally getting a taste of her own medicine.
The iron king
13
I hadn't thought about that part until now that I was getting a taste of it.
Hell hath no fury
14
Dublin-based Actavis Plc is getting a taste of just how starved debt investors are for yield.
The Irish Times
15
The BBC's Sameer Hashmi has been getting a taste of what is to come from Mumbai.
BBC
16
Meanwhile we're getting a taste of the grains.
Wired
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