Sentence examples for fig by from inspiring English sources

Rusty fig by Angela Lober, watercolour on vellum.

His long-leaf fig, by contrast, adapts to relocation as easily as an army brat.

But these days there are no paeans to the fig by the brand, which has dropped the word from its logo and is now known simply as Newtons.

The pollinators enter into the fig by a tight ostiole.

Fig by Chris Waythomas, #USGS/AVO.

In fig, by contrast, the time interval during which inflorescence (flower bud, fruit) differentiation occurs corresponds to the shoot elongation period.

The optimized SSF bioprocess increased the TPC release and antioxidant activity values up to 5.48 and 98.54 times, respectively, showing its feasibility as a reliable alternative for the use of fig by-products.

A woman selling figs by the roadside refused to take any money.

To freeze berries and figs by the dry-pack method, wash the fruit well and remove stems.

Holding the figs by their stems, drop them gently into the wine-and-sugar mixture.

I don't think there's any "perhaps" about it, but readers may be puzzled when Vanni Fucci's obscene gesture to God, known at the time as "the figs", is still called "the figs" by James, although what James describes – "two fingers up from each [hand]" – is unmistakably a very Anglo-Saxon V-sign.