51.   College seniors, who are getting a taste of workplace recruiting right about now, should take note.

52.   Despite his low-key personality, Goosen can no longer avoid the spotlight, and Tuesday he got a taste of how winning a major championship can attract attention.

53.   During the rest of the year, visitors can get a taste of Germany.

54.   Even when she is talking about being fat and lonely and hinting at a difficult childhood, you always get a taste of her optimism and hope.

55.   Federal officials got a taste of how complicated a bioterrorist attack could be during a war game played at Andrews Air Force base, outside Washington, in June.

56.   Federal officials got a taste of how complicated a bioterrorist attack could be during a simulation at Andrews Air Force base, outside Washington, in June.

57.   Foreign investors got a taste of that risk last week when the central bank seized Banco Economico SA, the oldest private bank in Brazil.

58.   For five minutes Friday night, the citizens of Seattle got a taste of life without Alex Rodriguez.

59.   German beermaker Brau und Brunnen AG is finally getting a taste of better times to come.

60.   Gordon said he got a taste of life behind bars when his pickup basketball team played Norfolk County Jail inmates.