Sentence examples for come to sample from inspiring English sources

Paul Bruni, 46, of New Egypt, N.J., said he had come to sample the XFL because its play felt less restrictive.

DURING the winter, most visitors to Utah come to sample "the Greatest Snow on Earth," and for those people, Utah's capital, Salt Lake City, is little more than a convenient way station.

Sedalia, a town of 20,000, where Scott Joplin wrote "Maple Leaf Rag" more than a century ago, fills up every summer as people come to sample homemade preserves and view prize hogs.

Some 200,000 visitors a year, of whom 10,000 are British, come to sample this great gastronomic tradition, to drink red wines such as barbero and barbaresco and to see the area's attractive scenery.

The Roppongi Hills development does have a have a traditional-style Japanese garden of its own, but more visitors come to sample the modern scene in its restaurants and bars, to shop its boutiques or to see a movie.

During the festivities, the neighborhood fills with street musicians and singers, entertaining visitors who come to sample Clos Montmartre and a wide selection of wines from Aquitaine, Gard, the Drôme and other regions.

The chorus interpolates a melody from Alabama's 1982 smash "Mountain Music," a stunt that Mr. Paisley suggested is "the closest that country has come to sampling".

This is where acts including LL Cool J (on 'Mama Said Knock You Out') and Skinnyman came to sample classic riffs, too.

"People pass three or four other ice cream places to come here," he said, coming to sample hard and soft ice cream and yogurt, plus 12 flavors of Italian ices (which Mr. Folts also wholesales to other places) and sherbet.

Originally pencilled in for the main square (Dlugi Targ) the Fan Zone was moved to a field just outside of the old town in anticipation of double the expected 15,000 fans wanting to use it (the city is expecting lots of Swedes and Germans coming to sample the atmosphere).

When it comes to sample II, it is reasonable to expect that both mechanisms would take place and may compete with each other.