1
He doesn't know the taste of defeat; so the result was fore-ordained.
2
He was too much on fire to know the taste of absurdity.
3
I want to know the taste of free life, human life.
4
Is there any gentleman here who happens to know the taste of whisk?
5
D' ye think I don't know the taste of sweat?
6
We all know the taste, and as a corollary, we all know the smell.
7
The strongest proportion of the saline element- Ishouldknow the taste of it any where.
8
He did not yet know the taste of them.
9
I know the taste of Sherrick's wine well enough.
10
By Jove, you shall know the taste of it!
11
I do not know the taste of it!
12
Ah, I know the taste of it! and she moistened her lips with the white fluid.
13
The Narragansetts know the taste of a clam, while the Mohawks eat the berries of the mountains.
14
Ah, I know the taste of it!
15
He told me he did not know the taste of tea and coffee, he drank nothing but beer.
16
We have learned to know the taste of Athenians too well to doubt their judgment in matters of pure beauty.
