Sentence examples for ancient heirloom from inspiring English sources
Is it an ancient heirloom passed down generations, a hidden gem found in a vintage shop bargain bucket or a gift from a great uncle?
After investigative treks to Denmark and Sweden, he has started to incorporate heirloom varieties of grains, like rye and barley, and ancient grains, like einkorn and emmer, into his bread.
Mr. Kenniff called to the stand Dr. Ruth Andersen, who has studied the Romany people since the 1970s, and said that many who live in the United States still follow ancient traditions, including passing down gold coins and necklaces as heirlooms, and owning those pieces communally.
Extant ancient apples, such as the Newton Pippin and the Esopus Spitzenburg, are sometimes called "heirlooms," to acknowledge either their genetic continuity or their delicate hand-to-hand value.
This vintage dresser, which looked absolutely ancient, got a bold facelift with milk paint, and became the perfect mix of modern and heirloom.
He convinced a baker friend of his to stay true to the "terroir" as much as possible and "go back to the roots;" his baker now has restored an old wind mill, cultivates his own wheat from special heirloom sorts, mills his own grain, uses water from his own spring, and cooks his bread in an ancient wood fire stone oven.
Heirloom tomatoes at dusk!
Prep some heirloom beans.
Certified organic meats, heirloom vegetables.
Snob Appeal: To heirloom or not to heirloom?
