Sentence examples for sample street from inspiring English sources

Battambang Resort runs a fantastic snack tour (from $7) to sample street food at riverside stalls and eateries.

You'll meet olive growers and honey producers in rural villages on the way to Marrakech, where you'll go spice shopping, have cookery lessons, sample street food and eat in a hidden palace restaurant.

A probability sampling method was used in all districts with conventional cluster sampling used to sample the brothel- and home-based FSWs, and time cluster sampling used to sample street-based FSWs.

In the second stage, all streets (urban area) or townships (rural area) in the sample cities or counties were stratified based on population size and income per capita to sample streets or townships (460 in 1993, 475 in 1998, 475 in 2003, and 470 in 2008).

Following the recommendations of locals and looking for places that do a lot of business where the food is likely to be fresh, we also sampled street food.

— CHRISTINE HAUSER Television news crews around the world have been sampling street reaction on the pope's decision to step down.

They are fun, but it's worth spending a couple of days taking in the city's architecture and arts, sampling street food, cycling to villages, and doing tuk tuk tours into the countryside to see Angkorian temples and visit cottage industries.

It reads, in fact, as if Ms. Rhodes-Pitts had taken W. E. B. Du Bois's "Souls of Black Folk" and Maya Angelou's "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" and spliced them together and remixed them, adding bass, Auto-Tuned vocals, acoustic breaks, samples (street sounds, newsreel snippets, her own whispered confessions) and had rapped over the whole flickering collage.

On most days, the country’s thousands of miles of shoreline are packed with tourists sunbathing, families picnicking, and locals sampling street food and browsing trinket-filled kiosks.

The hotel also offers creative tours to guests, including a chocolate tasting tour of Quito Ecuadorr is a top producer of cacao beans) and a culinary excursion sampling street food and visiting local markets.

Aiming to evaluate how much the treescape in Fortaleza (the fifth largest city in Brazil) is aligned with the policy of valorization of native biodiversity, we sampled street and backyard trees surrounding one of the few vegetation fragments of the city, which is an area considered a priority for conservation.