If you can, you have a foretaste of Diana Dundas.

Israel: "But even in this world should we have a foretaste of that other."

You have a foretaste of that freedom now.

To see all this-ay ,more ,tohave a foretaste of the blessedness which was in store for me!

If only the unhappy could have a foretaste of the happiness that will one day spring forth from the sacrifice of their lives!

My stay at Munich was a kind of curse; throughout that dreadful month I seemed to have a foretaste of the pains of the damned.

At times he had a foretaste of life beyond the grave.

But, he who adventures in London has a foretaste of infinity.

And thus your honour sees I had a foretaste of revenge.

He choked from agitation, having a foretaste of the future event.

Then he had a foretaste of the life of inactivity to which the Vice-Presidency doomed him.

Thus the chief justice had a foretaste of the mortifications which the exiled New-Englanders afterwards suffered from the haughty Britons.

Some of our company enjoyed being under arrest very much, feeling that they had a foretaste of a martyr's experience.

The weakness of old Ere long the priest of Hippo had a foretaste of the difficulties which awaited him as bishop.

She would laugh a while and cry a while as though she had a foretaste of coming bliss mixed with bitterness.

This entrance into the open air had a foretaste of drowning; a slimy dampness enveloped her, entered her nostrils, clung to her hair.