Sentence examples for sample a variety of from inspiring English sources

But you can today sample a variety of world cuisines.

Tidbit is a fun cafe for friends to meet, sample a variety of morsels, sip wine or ale and have a convivial time in the process.

To sample a variety of treatments and settings on an early-December trip to Miami and Miami Beach, I chose two luxurious hotel spas, stylistically polar opposites, but both with water views.

Mr. Chase holds wine-tasting parties around the country, inviting off-duty flight attendants to come in, sample a variety of excellent wines, and listen to him talk on the subject.

Those looking to sample a variety of Turkish treats should order the mixed grill: a chicken chop, kofte, a small lamb chop, a ground lamb patty and chunks of grilled chicken.

The mixed grill meat platter is a terrific way to sample a variety of straightforward tastes, including lamb shish kebab marinated in yogurt, tomatoes and oregano, grilled chicken and a baby lamb chop, the last two seasoned simply with olive oil, salt and pepper.

On a recent trip, a friend and I sampled a variety of restaurants popular with Bruxellois, all in different neighborhoods.

Marsalis encouraged Guru to rap Lolis Eric Elie's poem about the history of jazz over a DJ Premier arrangement that sampled a variety of classic jazz recordings.

Organized by Nora Lawrence, the center's recently appointed associate curator, it samples a variety of familiar conceptual approaches relating to natural light by 14 artists.

"After the first couple of times I went through, they basically told me that there was nothing they could do," said Angella, a 17-year-old from the central Oregon city of Bend, who by freshman year in high school was drinking hard liquor every day, smoking pot and sampling a variety of harder drugs.

One sunny morning (the weather was unseasonably un-rainy — those literature gods again — and offered a clear view of the majestic Olympic Mountains down Pike Street), I sampled a variety of panels and talks, representing the mini-ecosystems of poetry, New York publishing, and journalism.