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Kind of. But I'm going to do work gaining experience in a few different organizations and to get a taste of different careers I might like.

His dreams had always been Houdiniesque: they were the dreams of a pupa struggling in its blind cocoon, mad for a taste of light and air.

All this, can be classified as a sentence: a taste of happiness on your own taste.

For a time the news delighted labour MPs and trade union stalwarts: the city, at last, ws getting a taste of its own nasty medicine.

With all the press coverage, that could give Japan, [color=#ff0000]a year hence, a taste of its own Easter story.

Following the breakfast back to Taiyuan, Shanxi vinegar on his way to visit museums, a taste of Shanxi vinegar.

These nightly gatherings are just a taste of what is to come as the Ganges embarks on the next stage of her epic journey to the sea.

But Madhusudan relented and let me off with just a taste of his pride-reducing power.

once they got a taste of that kind of fulfillment that work can give you, there was no going back.

Rolling blackouts already in place in and around Tokyo may just be a taste of the ripple effects still to come.

My boyfriend always arrives late. Last night I decided to give him a taste of his own medicine by keeping him waiting for half an hour.

Yes, she was a beautiful horse. He would fix the loose shoe, brush her, and give her a taste of sugar now and then.

But to give a taste of what one might be like, we assembled a few students for a seminar-style discussion.

I had such a taste of gentle living at the lady's house that I was not so easy in my old quarters as I used to be.

And being in the west--the most sensitive area in terms of the enemy--has given me a taste of war conditions.

It's a pity to leave Beijing without a taste of Beijing roast duck for it is a famous dish with local flavor.

Jackie: Just a taste of some of the many, many things there are to say about the weather. . . always a nice, safe topic!

I tell you, not one of those men who were invited will get a taste of my banquet.

you let me know a person's feeling of love is all you gave me a taste of love.

This article has been just a primer to provide a taste of how easy list manipulation is in list-oriented languages like Scheme.

She took a taste of her drink and then leaned back comfortably with her cigarette.

After graduating she was eager to get a taste of adulthood and decided to wait before starting college.

On Thursday, he gave a taste of what's to come, announcing plans to eliminate 192 independent government agencies.

Every spring the Amazon dolphins get to leave the confines of their river channel for a taste of their former habitat.

If CSR Corporation, the Chinese company that built the train, has its way, the US will get a taste of the technology in the next decade.

Do you know a taste of missing, as if you drink a mug of ice water and then spend a long time to melt into hottish tear.

And he gave me a taste of the joys and vanities of ownership. Watching someone drop a couple coins into my machine.

Let me have a taste of the soup to see if it is nice.

Thousands entered the war, got just a taste of it, and then stepped out.

My first thought was that once users get a taste of Linux, why would they ever boot into Windows?

For a taste of the Mediterranean you won't go wrong with a meal at Pilu. This eatery at Freshwater won Australia's best Italian restaurant.

Skim: Reading through the rough, a taste of content to this effect, to help understand, to read in preparation.

To help keep the calories down but still get a taste of the fat your body craves, try reducing the portion size of the foods you eat.

A taste of sugar stars, is happy to be two people to fight for it! Do not you challenge Ferrari my motorcycle!

Magic put it bluntly, is a kind of entertainment, easy to see, in order to Enjoy a taste of.

I am pleased to have such a taste of American culture to the United States life.

But last week's China-driven action could be a taste of things to come if liquidity was the primary catalyst.

This is what I call "give him a taste of his own medicine" .

He wants to help learners get a taste of the interest and enjoyment learning a foreign language can bring.

Filter and search the available work positions within the Swedish Armed Forces, and get a taste of the work environment for each position.

If you would like to try a taste of your own shadow, let me offer a recipe I use when I teach my graduate students.

Rys got a taste of action when he was assigned to escort Jedi Master Yoda on a diplomatic mission to the coral moon of Rugosa.

The recent vandalism of the home of Sir Fred Goodwin, a failed banker and symbol of greedy incompetence, may be a taste of things to come.

She's here for a taste of her home country: the fried plantains, the grilled pork sausages.

That and numerous other methods were employed to give us a sense of opportunity, and give us a taste of the rich lifestyle.

A lot of people said, he is a taste of the woman is like a product to the finest wine, and memorable.

Papyrus is a communication device that's able to give you a taste of the genuine monument design from hundreds of years ago.

Just a taste of life everywhere, you need to have a taste and flavor of our heart.

An elimination game of bricks, rules similar to the number of fish Agni Kennedy, a taste of a Christmas game, DEMO version.

For a taste of interesting west coast boutiques, walk along the pedestrian-only Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica.

You want a taste of how it feels to be a black man in this country?

A night out will give you a taste of that better than any guided tour.

Waiter: We thought you needed to get a taste of your own medicine. Tastes bad doesn't it? But we all feel a lot better for it.

At such a beautiful place , don't you think we should also have a taste of the seaside life .

Chinese from many different parts of the world come here for a taste of their old traditions.

The core modules taken during the first year aim to give students a solid foundation in Mathematics and a taste of Finance.

Through the angle of deja vu lane, having an antique flavour brick house and a taste of the hometown!

Grandfather's words are sobering sense of wind, with a glass of tea, a taste of the hearts of the people!

The history of the 04 Olympic team, it would be quite a taste of the Memorial tournament.

But when China invited Mr. Li to tour the mainland this week, the Communist Party got a taste of its rival's pungent democracy.

Real serving girls were always teasing the pot boys, flirting with the cooks, wheedling a taste of this, a bite of that.

Love a person, there was only a taste of their own taste may be bitter, perhaps sad, perhaps with pleasure, may be happy.

Overflows with both honey and gall . It gives you a taste of sweetness , and then heaps bitterness before you to satiety .

I seed coffee, I harvest magic, it has flavor and heart, The outcome is fantastic, With a taste of art.

That your girlfriend, sef, don't forget that a beautiful woman is like delicious soup. Everyone wants to get a taste of it.

It could be a taste of the future for job interviews and the beginning of the end for curmudgeonly work colleagues.

I'll give a simple example here, to give you a taste of what I'm talking about.

Just a taste. . . of what awaits you.

She can give you a taste of a blended chocolate that contains cacao from around the world.

The love affair is a chimera market veteran, I got a taste of what types of lifestyles.

He also got a taste of stardom when he was greeted by a crowd of excited well wishers.

It's the east-coast turn to get a taste of bad wintry blast that had been hitting middle west.

Paul: It looks like Wei gave the Vomit King a taste of his own medicine.

Business was good from the outset, as local diners and curious foreign diplomats crammed in for a taste of the new China.

With the last update we gave a taste of some of the fabulous materials supplied by Paola Harris.

The aims of the subject therefore are both to inform students about economic history and to give them a taste of applied economic research.

I hope this article gives you a taste of what we in the database development teams here at IBM have been up to.

Relentless devotion wreaks havoc on The Count's burdened soul, yet we're free to behold a taste of fantasy far from wicked isolation.

Give the enemy a taste of our shells.

Whentheir territory increased, which happened under Carmagnola, the Venetians had a taste of this mistake.

The tutorial winds down with a taste of some advanced JSF programming: create an object-level validation framework using a phase listener.

I love 'em and leave 'em, she said. I do it to give men a taste of their own medicine.

But as he was starting to get a taste of family life, it ended again.

See autumn cloud, I finally got a taste of " artistic conception, more like floating smoke and passing clouds" to " rich clouds" .

At the Central Perk coffee shop in Beijing, you can get a taste of the United States.

Beijing's part of the Athens 2004 Closing Ceremony was seen across the world, giving us a taste of what is to come.

Wired has an excellent interview with La France, for a taste of the book's fascination.

I'll conclude this article with a working example that should give you a taste of how App Engine for Java persistence works.

A taste of the political furore likely to accompany the bonus season comes today from a key Washington powerbroker.

And now catastrophic fires sweeping Russia give a taste of what climate change may bring to that bread basket.

But he admits that Rhapsody's free trial is exactly that: a taste of the product with certain restrictions -- in this case, a time limit.

Jack: So let me give you a taste of this 1997 Rapel Valley Cuvee Alexandre Merlot.

On offer: shrimp dumplings and oyster cakes for a taste of China, fresh sugarcane juice that's the rage in street markets in Vietnam.

What is scary is that the current frothiness of emerging markets, centred on China, may be only a taste of what is to come.

Once you have had a taste of what Canada has to offer , you will understand whyCanadians are so proud of this great land .

A pioneer of shareholder activism in Britain, Prudential has been given a taste of its own medicine.

"I came here for a taste of the past, but it is gone, " says Chang Ming, who owns his own wastewater treatment firm.

After leaving Baiyun Airport Ms. Melvin got a taste of the soul of Cantonese life at China Hotel: Dim Sum.

To get a taste of real life in Yangon, join the soccer-mad crowds during a weekend match.

Our students are given more than a taste of England's historical and cultural heritage, adding to the richness of their time with us .

Yet her off stage, it was fortunate a taste of the masses surrounded entries, for its production secrets.

It must be admitted that only when we get a taste of its abuse will we feel the full meaning of cloning.

Mt. Lingyun, a fairy land to research Chinese geomantic culture and religion culture and get a taste of aerial farming.

Opened the door I found that visitors are our neighbors - who have a taste of Russian perfume of terror model.

For a taste of Wikipedia's future look, either log in on the site or check out our screenshot below of the 3 millionth article.

So now where should listeners go to get a taste of these technologies, IBM or otherwise, do you think?

How about giving a party this evening to celebrate the harvest and inviting you Daddy to have a taste of our-harvested peanuts?

A cigar store in the Miami neighborhood of Little Havana gives Cubans in the U. S. a taste of home.

With a taste of modernity, they can seem much like the rest of us.

This time, I finally a taste of the "infinite beauty in the Xianfeng" feeling.

From pure poverty to middle class and a taste of wealth, he has experienced it all.

The ensuing protests, many hard fought, won the demonstrators control of Tahrir Square and, ultimately, a taste of political freedom.

The milky beverage, with a low alcohol content, is served neat or with a taste of honey or fruit.

Come visit the forum on idug. org, and here's a taste of an early discussion (posts edited for length and clarity).

It's good the England players got a taste of the excitement gripping the country before they left for World Cup 2010 in South Africa.

For a taste of your whiskey, I'll give you some advice.

FOR a taste of the old South, you can attend a civil war battle re-enactment.

A few hours of work seems a small price to pay for a taste of liberty.

One day, suspecting that a certain Private Sharpe was toting a liquor-laden canteen, he asked for a taste of the man's "water" .

"Expats like a taste of home, " explains Mr Wei, the restaurant's chief executive.

In other words, there's just so much new (and good) in JAXP 1. 1 that I couldn't wait to give you a taste of what's coming.

LINA 'S has become a brand in fashion, particularly for the women, and symbolizes a taste of life: freshness and health.

Their young players got a taste of how hard teams play, and how physically the Jazz play, in the playoffs.

etc. This growing phenomenon gives city slickers a taste of rural life while helping farmers diversify their revenue stream.

You now have a taste of what is possible with OCAP and the tools you need to create whatever you wish.

A woman only needs to sense a taste of trouble and her mind begins to embellish.

This is just a taste of the available Wave gadgets.

or readers may want a taste of a book that they subsequently buy in hard copy.

The City of Dali is a traveler's Dream: a taste of old China in an idyllic setting. But is it destined to be ruined by tourism?

Just to give you a taste of some of the difficulties that can arise, we'll discuss a few prominent ones and some potential solutions.

Please take a taste of your own medicine!

Like Cinderella, however, most of them can experience a taste of the "good life" within a limited time.

Expensive time eaters that leave us with lighter wallets and a taste of burnt coffee in our mouths.

If you go, go early and only on weekdays to avoid the crowds and get a taste of the tranquil atmosphere before the hordes descend.

For those graduating into 4th density, these mysteries will be only a taste of what awaits.

Chinese are very proud of their culture of food and will do their best to give you a taste of many different types of cuisine.

According to the disclosure of the AQSIQ, Hubei ports detected a "taste of canned cuttlefish pay" excessive levels of cadmium content.

These second-tier posts could give the heir apparent a taste of the mechanics of running the state.

Every now and then you need a taste of your favorite childhood dish.

It will also give you a taste of tablet computing with functions like browsing the Web, using some apps and eventually, full emailing.

Reid said Albania gave tourists a taste of the Mediterranean without the crowds and prices.

With on-line shopping fast gaining popularity in China, more people began to have a taste of modern day E-commerce.

Travel away side the country to Petrodvorets Palace to a taste of old imperial grower.

On January 2, many Mexicans waited for a taste of the giant cake in Mexico City, Mexico.

Visitors can board the city a taste of the majestic Great Wall and works great and arduous.

We've experienced the dizziness of free fall; now we've been getting a taste of the equally fast ascent.

a boy almost entered the girls' dormitory to get a taste of the cake.

Shipping companies are getting a taste of what excess capacity feels like.

If you truly want to get the feel for a city, you need to get a taste of the city first.

"Let us have a party tonight to celebrate, " Mother suggested, "and ask Dad to come for a taste of our fresh peanuts. What do you say? "

The Academy offers different music courses to allow children to have a taste of different types of dances.

For those on a budget who want a taste of the rich life, consider secondhand items.

Expensive time eaters that leave us with lighter wallets and a taste of in our mouths.

Foreigners strolled in Beijing's streets and lanes recently, getting a taste of Chinese culture.

The gritty suburbs of Paris are getting a taste of the glamorous Cannes Film Festival.

For a taste of opulence, see Avignon's Papal Palaces. . .

Lupoli was given a taste of FA Cup action last season, starting the Fourth Round replay at Sheffield United.

In the first module, the player gets a taste of these powers.

Chicago's twinkling lakefront has been an important draw, a taste of the Mediterranean in the Midwest.

Take this blessing and show these intruders a taste of our master's power.

From Listing 2, you get a taste of JavaScript's capabilities for manipulating functions.

The return to micromanagement was made all the worse because they'd had a taste of the self-organization "good life" .

It's barely a taste of the radical and often unexpected "rules" that Kelly dishes out.

Have you lied in bed, aching from fever and coughing, wishing that awful flu virus could get a taste of its own medicine?

You return to nature, a taste of idyllic scenery, show self-released onto the ideal tourist vacation place.

A study at main entry level offers a taste of the internal experience prior to entry.

The Ambassador invited the guests to have a taste of the Tunisian flavor snacks.

Enjoy a taste of what's in store through our image-rich online brochure.

A cigarette the gray city destined not a taste of the city.

You'll support the local economy and get a taste of native cuisine.

Through the spring and summer of the independent, a taste of autumn and winter sweet.

In a taste of the opening ceremony of aestheticism and warmth, the Paralympics will be how to end the way, is equally reverie .

Let me have a taste of a deity's life.

Do a temperament rascal, be a taste of the sex maniac, be a knowledge of the illiterate!

Hefei only a taste of home is really difficult to obtain a permit.

Already have become here having a taste of Wuhan city local manners and feelings window.

Although we didn't know it, this incident was a taste of things to come.

After having a taste of Chinese taste of luxury and culture, the spirit sublimated .

Here, you will enjoy a variety of beautiful marine life, a taste of Hawaii to the East wind color.

This example should give a you a taste of what test-driven programming is like.

It will be a taste of things to come, never to return to the days of old.

First, the 1997 banking crisis had given Japan a taste of the horrors of contagion.

Europeans get a taste of chocolate -- and fall in love.

That is just a taste of things to come.

A dancer gives Rotarians and their families a taste of Native American traditions during the Rendezvous in the Park in Pioneer Park, Utah.

And they offer a variety of internships and rotational programs to give students a taste of various departments.

and give him a taste of life without me.

Whose dog is dead and if, the Fed stew pot, and Kaifong will also hear a taste of excitement from them to eat together!

On the steep slopes of Mount Hyjal, Archimonde gave the world a taste of the true power of the Burning Legion's fury.

You can stroll along Qintai Road to get a taste of the old city.

Over the past 30 years, though, cellular phones have given us a taste of the freedomtocommunicate without wires.

FOR a taste of the real Spain, try Castile-La Mancha.

This video gives a taste of The L. O. V. E. Tour 2011 Paris Edition. . . ever evolving. . .

restaurant for a taste of fine food.

It's a sci - fi thriller set in the year 2065. The film's life-like characters give a taste of what cinema in the future could become.

A taste of real love meant that everything else paled in comparison.

The 20-year-old was given a taste of life on loan during a short-term deal with Brentford last season.

Since came to the schools in the Games, is the poet is a taste of campus presence.

He just had a taste of the dishes.

Come to an end only lonely melancholy is a taste of life.

But it will give them a taste of their own medicine! Then they will feel humiliated too.

I asked a South Pacific travel specialist to recommend a resort that would give us a taste of real Fijian life.

Emotion aims: Cultivate a taste of loving nature.

"Please have a taste of our apples. They're from my orchard, " stammered Zhang offering a big bright red one to the Premier.

Once he got a taste of blood, he got hooked.

Listing 4 gives you a taste of dealing with the information submitted using POST.

Tourists can also enter yurts , the fragrance of tea to drink, eat delicious Shouzhua meat, enjoy a taste of Mongolian people.

For those that can't wait to get a taste of the song, it can be downloaded for free at Audi's site.

I have had a taste of hard work.

When they've gotten a taste of American life, Zhou says some people do want to emigrate.

When the banquet started, President Castro proposed with great interest to have a taste of the Chinese sweet osmanthusflavored wine.

A downtrodden region is getting a taste of freedom.

But for Chinese tourists who want a taste of paradise on Earth there is a new place to consider.

This is just to give you a taste of what's happening in this part of the world.

I swallowed hard, a taste of bile invading my senses.

Hospitals and firemen practised triage, simulators gave people a taste of violent shaking, and so forth.

Into the fall, into the mountain's Fenglin, suddenly looking back, only to know: people, ah, to live is a taste of life is feeling.

This is but a taste of the terror that Saruman will unleash. We must fight.

Carefully read your log, a taste of search.

A cast member on MTV's "The Real World" is getting a taste of real world justice.

To have a taste of Guizhou snacks on the food street.

Light in the shop is light and bright and it creates a taste of transparent sun.

The wine was drunk youth, a taste of only their own taste.

Though the present saint gabriel's LuoPei filled with money worship, but actually it is also a taste of art city.

Ready for Rio: Brazilian performers give the world a taste of what to expect when the Games moves to Rio de Janeiro in 2016.

Have a taste of your own medicine.

London offered a taste of what to expect when it hosts the Olympics in 2012.

The story gives a taste of the 47-year-old Ms Ramos's management style.

Of course my "trip" is a taste of irony.

Shirley: And you'll have a taste of the chocolate made by yourself.

Presently very much a connoisseur's choice, Eszencia offers a taste of just how sweet life can be.

Give you a taste of everything.

Coffee and tea are two different kinds of beverages, with a mellow of incense and have a taste of distant, different colors taste.

Last year, technology executives had a taste of what could happen with stand-alone legislation.

I think I'd better have a taste of the farm produce here.

If you want to visit your teacher, bringing a taste of the elegant calligraphy and painting, the teacher must treasure it very much.

Let's cut in front of them and give them a taste of their own medicine!

And see a taste of changes in temperature do the world how to write the myth of his living.

Yes, I know. There's a taste of honey in it.

Come on, have a taste of my cooking skill.

Hence, more people are nearer to folk art and have a taste of Chinese traditional and local art and life world of artists.

Although hard , but I often feel a taste of happiness , because it is our common possession of the life.

The dish has a taste of ginger.

We've gotten a taste of blood.

A taste of the past, one he hadn't even realized he missed.

Please have a taste of this cake.

His humor has a taste of bitterness and agony. No matter how funny it is, actually we can feel the pressure.

Mess is a taste of life.

That's a taste of God's irony.

You can climb the Nanyue mountain, , and have a taste of smelly tofu.