United Nations scientists began sampling Danube water today after a cyanide spill in Romania contaminated rivers and killed fish in Yugoslavia and Hungary.
After tasting the chopped liver, Dr. Singer began sampling his plate of Nova, scrambled eggs and onions.
Serge Gainsbourg was dismissed as evidence that the French were cloth-eared until DJs began sampling him and Pulp and Beck pinched ideas from his back catalogue.
A recent survey by the Pew Research Institute found that sixty-nine per cent of Americans oppose overturning Roe, the highest level since researchers began sampling opinion on the question.
But regulators did not detect it until 1996, when the state Department of Health and Senior Services and the Department of Environmental Protection began sampling water in schools and public wells in Dover Township.
As the march unfolded, the 5,000 Republican convention delegates, their families and entourages began sampling the delights of New York, attending parties and Broadway matinees, dining in homes and elegant restaurants and taking in the Gotham sights.
Community genomics got its start in the 1980's, when scientists began sampling microbial DNA from the environment and studying a single gene that coded for part of the ribosome, the cell's protein-making machinery.
Moby had been a fairly straightforward electronic artist until he began sampling blues records; it was so successful a formula that it had every one of its tracks licensed for use in films, television shows, and commercials.
Though manufacturers of domestic infant formula say they do not use Chinese ingredients, the F.D.A. began sampling infant formula anyway, using more sophisticated testing than had previously been available.
A light, FM-pop record?" They began sampling bits and bobs from records found in trading magazines and op-shop bargain bins, stitching them together using a Emagic, a discontinued audio workstation that Chater and DiBlasi still use today.
