Sentence examples for citrus of from inspiring English sources

The sweet-sour fruit looks like a lime and is essentially the national citrus of the Philippines.

TODAY's sexiest fruit, the darling of chefs, is the yuzu, a rare, expensive Japanese citrus of mysterious provenance.

He licks it, his tongue tickled by the carbonation, the flavor of citrus, of wine, mixed with salt and sweat.

The sangria tastes like a young, fruit-full wine -- not the "hints" of strawberry or sharp citrus of wine-tasting, but the things themselves.

Other desserts met with less success: a pear needed further poaching; a chocolate "velvet" book cover held layers of hardened chocolate mousse; and the citrus of winter sun (soleil d'hiver) was stingingly astringent.

Standouts included the seared ahi tuna, a fan of exceedingly fresh slices that was enhanced by the drizzle of wasabi oil and the double citrus of lemon grass and yuzu (also called Japanese citron).

Peachy fiano and the orange-citrus of falanghina are perhaps the best known over here (and easily spotted in decent own-label drops at Tesco and M&S), but greco, particularly the Greco di Tufo of the Campanian appellation of the same name, has a long-established reputation in Italy.

Mr. Guigni said the color reminds him of the citrus hues of his native Provence.

It is an indefinable scent, really, made up of mothballs and citrus oil, of dust and cracked leather.

ex Tanaka, is one of the predominant citrus crops of Miyazaki, Japan.

An aqueous extract of this plant inhibits the citrus canker of lime [ 8].