Sentence examples for a blend of native from inspiring English sources

In part we want to have a blend of native deciduous trees, such as the Pedunculate oak, birch and beech.

Flower essence consultant Clare G Harvey suggests Sneezease Health Mist (Living Essences), a blend of native Australian flower essences; and "Allergy" (Petite Fleur Essence).

The grassy bouquet and mouth-filling melon flavor result from a blend of native verdejo and viura grapes and sauvignon blanc harvested in Rueda, in northwestern Spain.

The appearance of the Virgin of Guadalupe to an indigenous man is said to be one of the forces behind creating the Mexico that we know today: a blend of Spanish and native blood.

Ezartesa uses a blend of techniques from Native American, African Zulu and Victorian bead-weaving traditions to make these bracelets from repurposed vintage glass seed beads made from earth element sand and wood element amber, which is 50-million-year-old fossilized tree resin.

The wine list Tim Atkin Courgette cakes 2003 Dipnon Roditis/Riesling (£5.99, Marks & Spencer) A bone-dry, unoaked Greek blend of native Roditis with a smidgeon of Riesling.

She is a member of the Lipan Apache tribe, but she is referring more generally to the culture of la frontera, a strip of land that has switched hands often and has a blend of Anglo, Spanish, and Native American traditions.The animals are also a point of concern.

In England, too, drama dominated the age, a blend of Renaissance learning and native tradition lending extraordinary vitality to works of Christopher Marlowe, Ben Jonson, John Webster, and others, while Shakespeare, England's greatest dramatic and poetic talent, massively spanned the end of the 16th century and the beginning of the 17th.

The game may have been dead for them, but they fielded more or less their strongest side, a blend of strapping locals and ­strapping natives of the south seas.

These included the Greek Andravida, which was created by crossing native Greek mares with Anglo-Norman stallions, and the Swiss Freiberger, a blend of Anglo-Norman lines with Thoroughbreds and native horses from the Jura Mountains.

Today both the lighter Valpolicella reds and their impressive older sibling, the Amarone, are made with a blend of Corvina, Rondinella and Molinara grapes, all of them native to the area.