Sentence examples for The heirloom from inspiring English sources
noun
A valued possession that has been passed down through the generations.
The heirloom platter can break.
The heirloom beans at Gramercy Tavern?
The heirloom tomato is vacuum compressed.
The heirloom tomato-watermelon salad was a disappointment, though.
The heirloom tomato salad is a standout, reminiscent of Italian panzanella, or bread salad.
The heirloom tomatoes, paired with superior house-made mozzarella, were garnished with celery leaves and red-wine vinaigrette.
The heirloom was handed by James Naismith to his son Jimmy and then to Jimmy's son Ian and his siblings.
The heirloom tomato salad, with cucumber, parsley, arugula and watercress, was embellished with squares of haloumi cheese and croutons.
The heirloom tomatoes were the opening chords of what was shaping up to be an epic culinary jam.
The heirloom, which weighs about 15 pounds, was the retail tycoon Frank W. Woolworth's gift to Gilbert at an opening gala for the 57-story terra-cotta skyscraper.
The Heirloom Tavern, which most recently was home to Fork and Vine, is a long, narrow room with the bar up front.
