Sentence examples for as some varieties of from inspiring English sources

They are a working dog, bred for hunting, and while not as rare as some varieties of spaniel, they are rarer than the more widely known English Springer Spaniel with which they are sometimes confused.

I should dress as some variety of wench, really.

But perhaps they could best be understood as some variety of born-again: they have elected their diet and believe others should, too.

Herbs that stay close to the ground, such as thyme and some varieties of rosemary, should be placed on the south side of the garden, so they aren't overshadowed by taller plants during the sunniest times of the day.

What we call pumpkins are really the same species as summer squash, while some varieties of what we call winter squash are the same species as giant pumpkins.

Another significant change to the guidelines is that acetaminophens (such as Tylenol, Excedrin and some varieties of Sudafed) should not be used at all for back pain, since recent evidence shows that those over-the-counter painkillers do not actually help back pain.

Such staples as cassava, cocoyams and some varieties of yams are kept either by delaying harvest until the crop is required or by storing underground in pits.

The ancient Greeks had some varieties of cabbage, as mentioned by Theophrastus, although whether they were more closely related to today's cabbage or to one of the other Brassica crops is unknown.

One of these received an unspecified diagnosis of anxiety disorder as an adult; while the other, who had been treated for an acute episodic psychosis as an adolescent, was later diagnosed as experiencing some variety of autism.

I've heard reports of deer and coyote along here, as well as varieties of lizards and snakes.

Although almost every story that appeared in Planet could be described as space opera, there was some variety of approach to the basic themes.