Sentence examples for a decent sampling of from inspiring English sources

There's a mojito menu ($9.50 to $12 a glass; $40 to $55 a pitcher), red or white sangria ($10 to $12 a glass; $40 to $45 a pitcher), margaritas ($9 to $12 a glass; $40 to $55 a pitcher), many other tropical drinks and a decent sampling of beers ($5 to $7 a glass or bottle) and wines ($9 to $14 a glass; $28 to $48 a bottle).

If you want to find people in more specialised areas, or a decent sample of non-Americans, then you'll have to try a different directory.

Unearthing a decent sample of these former members, as well as a wealth of archival film and photographs, the directors elicit testimony that's diversely sharp, spacey, nostalgic and heartbreaking.

Says Trinh, "The few chicks that check-in are a decent sample of where more might be".

For the completeness measure, the only significant factor with the support of a decent sample size was that residents wanted for less to be included on the problem list than non-residents.

If you're going to indulge this habit, then look at the Rasmussen Reports tracking poll of swing states, which at least has a decent sample size.

A decent-sized sample of the book can be found here.

The series premiere of "Don't Trust the B in Apartment 23" followed, and managed a decent viewer sampling with 7 million.

"You need a decent sized sample to study" the diversity of super-Earths, Wheatley says.

I sampled a decent bowl of cauliflower and roast potato.

"We think it's a pretty decent representative sample of how things are in the Long Island area," said Susan Craine, a consumer advocate for the research group, but she did not have an estimate of how many playgrounds there are.