31.   Whichever it is, Winemark seems to have a taste for it.

32.   Mr Ridley plainly has a taste for the weird.

33.   The pigeons have a taste for flowers, nipping off their heads, and damaging displays around Rhuddlan.

34.   It must have a taste to it.

35.   Along with grown-up problems, you now have grown-up tastes, which often run more toward beurre blanc and duck confit than chicken-fried steak and gravy.

36.   Also, he had a taste for booze.

37.   Although they often meet discrimination, they have little taste for the politics of quotas or compensation.

38.   Although beta carotene has no taste, researchers are concerned that consumers in Asia might not like the yellow color because whiteness is highly valued in rice.

39.   Americans have had a taste of jingoism in the arena.

40.   Although insects have indiscriminate tastes in apples, disease organisms are finicky.