foretaste

But this was only a foretaste of things to come.

If they are right, what has happened in Texas this summer may be a foretaste.

But today I have already had a foretaste of that debate.

Was that a foretaste of what the Republican campaign would look like on television?

Here, too, the present already provides us with a foretaste of the future.

"Might as well give you a foretaste of what's coming."

He had been given one small foretaste of top command.

They are a foretaste of what the kingdom is going to be like.

It was just a foretaste of the difficulties to come.

The mainland campaign had been just a foretaste of what might be coming, he said.

So we were given a foretaste of our own future."

At the same time these biographies give a foretaste of things to come.

It is perhaps not too much to pay for a foretaste of a better world."

In many ways it gives you a foretaste of what is to come with Wagner.

Our second day brought us a foretaste of the travails ahead.

But these applications are just a foretaste of those that some researchers expect.

Indeed, she is a foretaste of what we shall be getting in these other ships.

We have already had a foretaste of this effect.

Some see it as a foretaste of the future.

For a second time that night she knew the foretaste of strangulation.

Her eyes had already begun to burn with the foretaste of tears.

This was a foretaste of more problems to come.

I had a foretaste of it, that first time our minds touched.

He viewed it purely as a foretaste of something else to come.

Try this for a foretaste of hell: Your marriage has gone up in flames.