Sentence examples for kind grown from inspiring English sources

Beefsteak tomatoes with a three-onion compote would be a nifty combination if the tomatoes weren't the steely-tasting kind grown in winter hothouses.

Michigan generally produces 70 to 75percentt of the tart cherries (the baking kind) grown in this country, all of which come from this part of the state.

The science might still be sketchy, but common sense tells me organic is better food -- better, anyway, than the kind grown with organophosphates, with antibiotics and growth hormones, with cadmium and lead and arsenic (the E.P.A. permits the use of toxic waste in fertilizers), with sewage sludge and animal feed made from ground-up bits of other animals as well as their own manure.

He argues, "And therefore think him as a serpent's egg / Which, hatched, would, as his kind, grow mischievous; / And kill him in the shell".

Personally, I've never really felt a void of any kind, growing up listening to R&B music that was written by and for straight people.

Second, organisms come from their own kind; grow their own functional parts, or organs, and repair them if they become damaged; and do in general exhibit homeostasis.

The land is beautiful, although many large fields have no crops of any kind growing in them.

In the wake of recent equity market declines, the clamor for bailouts of various kinds grows ever louder around the world.

We've kind of grown up together.

He's kind of grown up in that organization.

"So we had to protect him, and he's just kind of grown from there.