Sentence examples for sample something from inspiring English sources

Melbourne was about to sample something hitherto confined to the get-ahead United States.

Having tried the light-heavyweight Liberty, I thought it only best to sample something a little lighter, this time from Italy's other great scooter manufacturer, Malaguti.

He had spent months looking for someone who could create a sample, something he could take around to stores to sell.

"What is amazing," he says, "is the ability to take a tiny sample, something the size of a sugar grain, and be very specific".

And if you're a sports fan who may not necessarily be a hockey fan, it will give you an opportunity, potentially, to sample something new.

Unless they have Amish pals we never see, this fact surely makes them unique among their contemporaries, and Anna is starting to wonder whether she should, before settling down to the prix fixe, sample something else on the menu.

Duplicate samples, something like that.

SLURPEES The band binged on ramen, sampling something like 25 different noodle joints.

'He [Boothroyd] has already sampled something I haven't and that's promotion to the Premier League,' said Brown, ahead of today's trip to Vicarage Road.

This problem is compounded by the tendency to extrapolate big conclusions from small samples, something that behavioral economists call "the law of small numbers".

"The sensation is as if you're sampling something that tastes great and looks Jewish but isn't entirely kosher," Thane Rosenbaum lamented in The Los Angeles Times.