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Sentences ending with tasted

My brother has sent me some wine which beats everything I ever tasted. [10]
Who was this middle-aged minister that had been hanging round her and talking to her about heaven, when there was not a single joy of earth that she had as yet tasted? [6]
In one company dinner was ready, and the soldiers were gazing eagerly at the steaming boiler, waiting till the sample, which a quartermaster sergeant was carrying in a wooden bowl to an officer who sat on a log before his shelter, had been tasted. [2]
Pierre sat down by the fire and began eating the mash, as they called the food in the cauldron, and he thought it more delicious than any food he had ever tasted. [2]

Short sentences using tasted

I've tasted the rotten meat. [11]
She had tasted mastery. [9]
I tasted it. [2]

Sentences containing tasted two or more times

In that hour he had tasted life as he had never yet tasted it, he had lived as he might never live again. [9]

More example sentences with the word tasted in them

Had you uttered your real opinion in the first place, the wine would have tasted better to us both. [10]
For during that year I first tasted the intoxicating pleasure of authorship. [3]
She gave the wine back to her daughter, saying good-humoredly: "I have tasted sweeter, but acid is refreshing in this heat. [10]
But the young wife hardly tasted anything. [10]
Among them many who have tasted the college prison's dreary hospitality was a lively young fellow from one of the Southern states of America, whose first year's experience of German university life was rather peculiar. [5]
John Wagner is two years older than the Rhode Island veteran, and yet has never tasted a drop of liquor in his life--unless-unless you count whisky. [5]
Not more than two or three times since have I tasted anything that was so delicious as those tomatoes. [5]
Pleasure became her torment, for the sweetest wine is repulsive when it has been tasted by impure lips. [10]
She provided the top of everything for those companies, and in abundance --among them many a dish and many a wine which they had not tasted before and which they had not even heard of except at second-hand from the prince's servants. [5]
If you were to set these excellently dressed crayfish before a fine horse he would disdain them, and could not understand how foolish men could find anything palatable that tasted so salt. [10]
He affirmed that this was the case and added, that he had just come from Nitetis, that she had wept the whole day, and neither tasted food nor drink. [10]
Everything depends on the number of drops of the elixir vitae which Nature mingled in the nourishment she administered to the embryo before it tasted its mother's milk. [6]
You've only tasted the life in harbour. [11]
Ann reached him the glass, and at a sign from him she tasted of it; then he drank it with much comfort while Dame Giovanna held him sitting. [10]
The gum on the envelopes tasted of winter-green. [9]
She had tasted the cup of bitterness and drunk of the waters of sacrifice. [11]
He had tasted the blood of his own rhymes; and when a poet gets as far as that, it is like wringing the bag of exhilarating gas from the lips of a fellow sucking at it, to drag his piece away from him. [6]
At last he tasted the meat, and thought of many former noon-day meals, and how he had often found a flower in the satchel, that Uarda had placed there to please him, with the bread. [10]
He who has tasted that first, acute homesickness of college will know what I mean. [9]
Ye that have tasted that divinest fruit, Look on this world of yours with opened eyes! [6]
She, too, had tasted success, and had revolted! [9]
I had never tasted spirits in my life. [11]
When you've once tasted New York--You wouldn't go back to Boston, would you? [8]
I had not tasted its equal since I left Maryland. [9]
He had already tasted it, when the mutinous army to which he belonged attempted to pillage a smithy. [10]
When one has tasted it, he knows what the angels eat. [5]
He who has tasted Creole coffee will never forget it. [9]
The cause was sufficient; he had not tasted food for forty-eight hours, and he could not endure the misery of his hunger in idle hiding. [5]
But there was something greater still for the woman to learn, when the heart in the breast of the Queen forgot throne and sceptre and, in the hours consecrated to Eros, tasted joys known to womanhood alone. [10]
Pierre had done some sad deeds in his time, and had tasted some sweet revenges, but nothing like to this had ever entered his brain. [11]
I tasted and smelt, and said I would take coffee, I believed. [5]
While in Montreal she had tasted for the first time the joys of the theatre, and had then secretly read numbers of plays, which she bought from an old bookseller, who was wise enough to choose them for her. [11]
Here at Manitou she had tasted a free life which was not vagabondage, the passion of the open road which was not an elaborate and furtive evasion of the law and a defiance of social ostracism. [11]
She tasted, after she had practically renounced them, the bitter and the insipid flavors of fashionable amusement, in the hope that Margaret might find them sweet, and now at the end she had to own to herself that she had failed. [8]
A repast was served, and he shared it with his niece; but Iras did not touch the carefully chosen viands, and Archibius barely tasted them. [10]
It was "Sir Roger," always "Sir Roger," on all hands; no one withheld the title, all turned it from the tongue with unction, and as if it tasted good. [5]
At the Green River station we had breakfast--hot biscuits, fresh antelope steaks, and coffee--the only decent meal we tasted between the United States and Great Salt Lake City, and the only one we were ever really thankful for. [5]
Dermestes lardarius,--he said, pointing to a place where the edge of one side of the outer cover had been slightly tasted by some insect.--Very fond of leather while they 're in the larva state. [6]
For a year past, no meat had been tasted in his house. [10]
According to the ordinary and inaccurate method of measuring time, a fortnight may have gone by since the event last narrated, and Honora had tasted at last the joys of authorship. [9]
So the man or woman who has tasted type is sure to return to his old indulgence sooner or later. [6]
Half the seamen on this ship have tasted the inside of a jail; and the rest come from the press-gang, and what's left are just the ragged ends of street corners. [11]
Whenever she thought of that supplication she again felt the bitterness she had tasted on the rope. [10]
There are a number of instances which indicate that when a man had once tasted the regal joys of man-hunting he could not be content with the dull monotony of a crimeless life after ward. [5]
Mr. Hopper did not have indigestion after taking it, but Colonel Carvel would sooner have eaten, gooseberry pie, which he had never tasted but once. [9]
But there is no doubt that the chief pleasure of their life in New York was from its quality of foreignness: the flavor of olives, which, once tasted, can never be forgotten. [8]
Once tasted, the next step is like to be the scaling of the wall. [6]
The charcoal-burner had never lighted such bright fires, never tasted such delicious meat and spicy wine, as during that period of his life, while vengeance had a still sweeter savor than all the rest. [10]
Cambyses, meanwhile, was miserably restless, inwardly cursed his habit of drinking and tasted no wine the whole of that clay. [10]
She tasted it, made a grimace, and set it down hastily. [9]
We had a lovely time with him, and such intellectual refreshment as we had not tasted in many a month. [5]
You yourself--oh, my lord, you who have tasted all the pleasures of this world, could you then have the heart to steal from one who has so little that little which gives her happiness? [11]
Important personages, these, looked up to by the city clerks; jolly, reckless, Elizabethan-like rovers, who had tasted of the wine of liberty--and of other wines with the ineradicable lust for the road in their blood. [9]
Never in his life had David the Quaker tasted champagne. [11]
The fresh oysters, langustae, and other dishes served tasted more delicious to the denizen of the city than the most delicious banquets of the "Comrades of Death" to which he was now frequently invited by the Queen. [10]
Many shunned the labour which the saint enjoined upon his disciples, and the old jugs were often filled with new wine, which he, Benedictus, never tasted, and which the saint rejected as poison. [10]
His hatred for John Paul knew no bounds, and, having once tasted of his displeasure, he lay awake o' nights scheming to ruin him. [9]
She had tasted it--was it sweet?--that sense of being swept away, engulfed by an elemental power beyond them both, yet in them both? [9]
He awoke to it slowly, from a desolation in which he tasted the last bitter of homesickness, the utter misery of idleness and listlessness. [8]
There were intervals in which her hope flared, in which she tasted, fearfully and with bated breath, something that she had not thought to know again. [9]
Because, fool that I was, I fancied that bread and water with captivity tasted better in my own country than cakes and wine with freedom in the land of the stranger. [10]
The ills that I have undergone in this life have been dealt out to me drop by drop, and I have tasted all their bitterness. [4]
In past years I have certainly tasted its bitterness, and served it like a wasp, which, though it knows that in stinging it must die, yet uses its sting. [10]
The minister tasted his, and made old Sophy finish hers. [6]
He seemed to himself like a surly patient who throws aside the helpful medicine because it once tasted badly to him and was an annoyance to others. [10]
I could not help reflecting bodingly upon the intemperate zeal with which middle-aged men are apt to surfeit themselves upon a seductive folly which they have tasted for the first time. [5]
As sure as he is to head a great temperance procession Eng ranges up alongside of him, prompt to the minute, and drunk as a lord; but yet no more dismally and hopelessly drunk than his brother, who has not tasted a drop. [5]
As luck would have it, I had run into a pair of daredevil young Kentuckians who had more than once tasted the severity of Clark's discipline,--Fletcher Blount and Jim Willis. [9]
The poetaster who has tasted type is done for. [6]
The fierce lion has tasted blood. [10]
A word never had tasted so good in my mouth before. [5]
Since the minx had tasted power at Carvel Hall, there was no accounting for her. [9]
Three long years had passed over my head since I had tasted ale, beer, wine or liquor or any kind. [5]
He thought he had never tasted such delicious food, or such exquisite wine as the wretched Mareotic from the fruitstall. [10]
His appetite was gone, but he tasted of every dish, and gave the steward, who attended on him, his opinion of each. [10]
He raised his glass, tasted the wine, and put it down again. [9]
Are there not fruits, which, while unripe, are not to be tasted or endured, which mature into the richest taste and fragrance? [6]
He had tasted freedom; he was near to license now. [11]
He has tasted freedom, Monsieur, and Madame la Vicomtesse will be in command again. [9]
It was hard for my mother to let me go, but I had tasted the delight of travelling, and rode off as if to a wedding. [10]
When Pontius had drained the third cupful that Balbilla fetched for him he exclaimed, drawing a deep breath: "That was a drink--I never tasted a better in the whole course of my life. [10]
There is one dish that never palls on any man who has once tasted it. [10]
He did not cough, however, but once or twice he tasted warm drops of his heart's blood in his mouth. [11]
Frau Traut saw compassionately that she could not remain long quietly in any place, and that when the noon meal was served she scarcely tasted food. [10]
What feeling can compare with that I tasted when the brigantine lay on her side, the silver spray hurling over the bulwarks and stinging me to life! [9]
It has a charm which, once tasted, a man will yearn to taste again. [5]
His applause tasted bitter in his mouth, though; he could not disguise that from me; and it was observable that his appetite was gone; he only nibbled; he couldn't eat. [5]
Mr. Ratcliff had before that time tasted Of 4 or 5. [4]
But I have been in a sponging-house, and tasted the lowest dregs. [9]
More than one, apparently, had tasted of its discipline. [9]
She tasted it and was filled with gratitude. [5]
And proud I am not of you, nor you of me; but we've tasted the bitter of avil days together, and divils surround me, if I don't go down with you or come up with you, whichever it be! [11]
His hearers expected a story of how beside himself and all aflame with excitement, he had flown like a storm at the square, cut his way in, slashed right and left, how his saber had tasted flesh and he had fallen exhausted, and so on. [2]
In it many a careworn clown had tasted the purer happiness of the lowly. [9]
Presently she said: "I thought congratulations and praises always tasted good. [5]

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