Sentence examples for provide a tasting from inspiring English sources

To summarize this two-day long lunch in a thousand words is impossible -- but instead I will provide a tasting menu of take-aways.

They provide a taste of what churches are already doing to generate affordable housing.

At the relatively low price (for Napa) of $54 a bottle, it aims to provide a taste of Vineyard 29's expertise for a wider audience.

But first: Do galas really have to be like this? Yes, Ballet Theater feels obliged to provide a taste of the eight weeks to come.

But a recent mercury-poisoning scare in Chicago may provide a taste of what could happen here if evidence of more spills is found.

A result is that the technology is being used more to provide a taste of the full experience rather than the real thing; it alludes to what might be possible rather than fulfilling it.

The Little Assynt Estate or the Culag woods provide a taste of the wilderness for those who don't fancy hiking up a mountain, as well for those who are not able, he adds.

And if nothing else, Craigslist housing postings in the United States confirm the zaniness of the hunt and provide a taste of the free-spirited, random connections that have always been part of the experience.

The trail mix, that slightly smashed sandwich, the jar of wheat germ and peanut butter grouped on the dresser by the chambermaid do for me what photographs do for others: provide a taste of home.

The Ruth Wilensky; the pastrami biscuit at Neal's Deli in Carrboro, N.C.; and the Jimmy's Special (a Reuben sandwich in which bread is replaced by peppery potato latkes) at Jimmy & Drew's 28th Street Deli in Boulder, Colo., provide a taste of what a great modern deli — both neo and retro — might serve.

That would provide a taste of the England-Scotland rivalry likely to feature at Glasgow 2014.