1.   A trip to Lombok, the next island along, gives a taste of what Bali might have been like before tourism.

2.   After-dinner treat Give a little taste of luxury.

3.   It is important to use sour pickle chips, as this is what gives the burger its distinctive taste.

4.   The idea is to give a taste of life outside for mental patients who may have been inside institutions for up to twenty years.

5.   But once given a taste of the land, the Vikings want more.

6.   But the roster alone is enough to give a taste of the fine work in store.

7.   Comments by university students give a taste of the feelings many young Chinese have toward the United States.

8.   For some parents and students, orientation gave a taste of the homesickness to come.

9.   He gave a taste to the airport crowd, setting out his agenda in sound bite-size declarations.

10.   If the greenhouse theory is correct, then the woes of Inner Mongolian herders give a taste of vaster social and environmental stresses to come.