Sentence examples for sample a little from inspiring English sources

Here's a sample: A little bit of Provence in Sheffield.

Or you could sample a little of Aubrey Allen's butchery work in the breakfast sausage bap (£2.50).

If you want to see the game and sample a little of the character of the city, then Pl.

Spending a few days in Dublin last week, I had a chance to sample a little of the vibe close up.

Despite his high quality ingredients, Bonci has kept prices relatively low, at around £2 a slice, allowing everyone to sample a little bit of pizza heaven.

Edifice said: "Hip-hop was a social oppression-emergent music genre, so if you want to sample a little of its politically molten core, with some intellectual stimulation to boot, try (among others) Public Enemy – Bring the Noise".

Local artist and designer Jim Kalambokis sampled a little of that serendipity.

To get into the spirit of the place, I sampled a little bit of several cuisines, starting with a rather superb avocado and salad handroll.

If I probably wouldn't sing the lyrics in the face of a lady I was keen to sleep with, as Partridge did, it was still a record I'd had a sneaking regard for ever since I heard it sampled, a little improbably, on the Ashbrooke All Stars' appealingly ridiculous Balearic track Dubbin' Up the Pieces.

The route we planned was a vaguely egg-shaped path through the center of the country that touched both the Belgian and German borders and was a kind of Luxembourg sampler: a little urban sophistication, a little small town quaintness, some architecture from the Middle Ages, and landscapes of forests, riversides and rolling farmland.

Across all samples, a little more than 80% had visited a doctor in the past year.