Sentence examples for excellent varieties from inspiring English sources

Excellent varieties for tub growing include Northsky, which grows only 18 inches high with a spread of about 3 feet, and Top Hat, which grows only about 16 inches tall.

The village is beautiful, and the gardens contain excellent varieties of produce, including fresh pineapple, mango, limes, papaya and watermelon, in addition to the usual greens, taro, and yams.

There is an excellent variety of books, and good service.

"It is a short transfer from Verona with an excellent variety of slopes.

The excellent variety of wildlife along the river (heron, kingfisher, otter) and arguably the finest selection of native British trees to be found in the wild.

Still, Belgians intending to drown their sorrows at least have an excellent variety of beers with which to do the job.

Perhaps surprisingly, since Mr Bart is the editor of and a columnist in the excellent Variety magazine, and Mr Wolf is one of those consultants heartily despised by the whole of Hollywood, Mr Wolf's book is the more satisfactory one.Like many of the movies Mr Bart trashes, his book lacks a satisfactory narrative structure.

I discovered too late that I should have tried the signature dish, sand crab lasagne with rich, creamy seafood sauce, just as I realized too late that had I ordered cheese instead of dessert, I would have enjoyed the individual service from a proper cheese trolley furnished with an excellent variety of Australian cheeses -- goat, buffalo milk, brie, a blue cheese log and a Swiss-style Cheddar.

Llodra, making his last-16 debut and - at 31 - the oldest play left in the draw, gave a far better account of himself at the start of the second set with some excellent variety.

What can I say about the excellent variety of shopping venues here in my hometown?

The San Diego Zoo gets all the press when it comes to activities in the state's southernmost city, but in the same general area — Balboa Park — the San Diego Air and Space museum displays an excellent variety of flying machines that span the ages from the earliest days of flight to the Space Shuttle.