Sentence examples for quick sampling from inspiring English sources

In just a quick sampling: Spain Monkeyy noises and insults are common.

The two words sans intérêt ("without interest") allow for surprisingly many solutions, as one can see from a quick sampling of previous translations.

On that question, a quick sampling of potential voters revealed some differences of opinion that will undoubtedly play out in print and on Web sites as the balloting approaches.

A quick sampling found at least one cable posted on Monday, from the American Embassy in Australia, had a name removed, but several others left in the identities of people whom diplomats had flagged for protection.

Again, just a quick sampling of texts that have worked well with first- and second-year students.

Here's a quick sampling of different routes to leadership: – Sales Leadership: The most often-used strategy by leaders is pronouncing how well they sell.

But his complaints and confessions now arrive in clipped melody lines punctuated by automated arpeggios and snappy beats, as well as Timbaland trademarks like quick, sampled shouts.

We report a quick sample purification method using anion exchange solid phase extraction (SPE), which is highly selective for acidic compounds.

From a quick sample of year fives at my daughter's school, I glean that Kinney's books are adored because "they're so funny"; also, frequently, because "I like the pictures".

The rest of you were into it (A quick sampler: "A Sunday teatime classic" – magick; "A masterpiece of just-tell-us-what-we-need-to-know minimalism" – jeromeknewton) and one of you was IN it.

DGGE is a rapid and simple method that provides characteristic band patterns for different samples, allowing quick sample profiling, while retaining the possibility of a more thorough genetic analysis by sequencing of particular bands.