Sentence examples for getting a preview of from inspiring English sources

I had no idea I was getting a preview of Italian politics.

Sitting at the bar means a getting a preview of what's on the menu, as T-shirted servers buzz between kitchen and tables.

Yorkshire is getting a preview of Hockney's vast Royal Academy tribute to the county via lorryloads of packages which arrived this week in the artist's native Bradford.

Someone once said that talking to him in the office was like getting a preview of the coming issue of Private Eye.

The small, old-fashioned radio at the entrance was a time machine for my father, Lester Bernstein, 92, who was getting a preview of the "World War II & NYC" exhibition at the New-York Historical Society. New-York Historical Society

For all the tut-tutting in Democratic circles, there is reason to think that New Yorkers are now getting a preview of new breed of combat in Democratic primaries.

We also get a preview of eye-catching books that are coming out this month.

We've got a preview of the new Disney movie for May 2014.

Visit to the CS production headquarters to get a preview of what TV will show on Election Night.

Later, the magazine's video team got a preview of Ansel's next creation, the frozen s'more.

Such hearings are a chance for the defense to get a preview of the government's case.