Sentence examples for gave varieties from inspiring English sources
He gave varieties of it poetic names: Snows of Kilimanjaro, for one, and Carol Channing's Diamonds, for another.
It often seems that we're being given variety in place of rigour.
The arrangement exploits the terrain to give variety, multiple aspects, courtyards, roof terraces and pocket gardens.
Most of them are by women, giving variety, complexity and – above all – visibility to the interior lives of black people.
Contrasts of light and dark, rough and smooth, large and small, also give variety to the composition.
Manufacturing has greater spillovers for the rest of the economy than mining does and gives variety to export income.
Stalks of a given variety definitely change over the course of the season, from tender and succulent to tough, fibrous and more acidic.
But hey, a little downward trend in the grosses gives Variety and all the trade press an easy front page for Monday.
The range of perspectives provide new ideas and business models, they give variety to our discussions and experiences to our ambitions.
"Materials," it continues, "can vary from a more generic render (which can be plain or coloured to give variety), or locally found materials or bricks can be used".
Early Hebrew history records the addition of sweet-scented or bitter herbs to wine in order to improve and give variety to the flavour.
