Sentence examples for a high wild from inspiring English sources

Smoky pork fillet ($18) with a high, wild note of cinnamon was joined with those tempura sweet potatoes, bright apple cherry chutney and a sprinkle of spiced pecans.

It was here in 1208, on a high, wild outcropping of rock, that Francis, then 26, accepted his conversion from playboy to penitent and emerged the humble pilgrim of enduring legend.

The mean condition index for fish with a high domestic genetic background (0.80 < Q ≤ 1.00) was 1.18 ± 0.21, whereas it was 1.07 ± 0.16 for fish with a high wild genetic background (0.00 ≤ Q < 0.20).

As a result, high wild boar densities have already been shown to be a risk factor with negative consequences for the control of AD and other infectious diseases [ 34- 37].

Similar to many nAChRs, the GluClβ homomeric receptor gives small current responses to applied glutamate and demonstrates a relatively high wild type EC50 of 0.35 mM.

We played Lo Ho, where the lowest card you have is wild, and Hi Ho, where the highest card is (which drove Minnie and my grandmother crazy; making a high card wild was definitely, to them, gilding the lily, and therefore bad luck).

Probert did not endear himself any further to the travelling fans when he chose only to caution Matt Taylor for a high and wild challenge on Sterling soon afterwards.

Melvita, another French skin-care brand, has come up with a rose nectar that uses the entire flower of a high-altitude wild rose, along with its leaves and buds.

He warned that a "single-minded aim" of destroying the Taliban and Al Qaeda with a "high-tech, Wild West"' operation was not enough to win the "hearts and minds" campaign across the Arab world and to dry up the conflicts that are the breeding ground of terrorism.

Fish cages attract a high variety of wild fish, and therefore are similar to fish aggregation devices.

The high grasslands at Bolivian Andes provide a natural habitat for a high number of wild and domestic South American camelids such as vicuna (Vicugna vicugna) and alpaca (Lama pacos).