Sentence examples for later varieties from inspiring English sources
Later varieties, harvested before the first frosts, can be stored into winter months.
Most of the later varieties are of cast brass, sometimes plated.
"The later varieties are getting sweeter over time," Michael Bozzi, the owner, said.
It is applied to glazes ranging from the olive of Yue to the deep green of later varieties.
They're at their best in Australia in December, though later varieties, and the Tasmanian cherries are available through January and early February.
He had a particular love for old-school New Orleans jazz, which, in accordance with the Moldy Fig philosophy of the nineteen-forties and fifties, he held to be superior to later varieties.
When Relativity filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy10 months later, Variety cited sources blaming Mnuchin for the company's misfortunes.
A later variety planted with an early one assures a steady supply of good tomatoes over a long harvest season.
The later variety emerges in drawings by — who else? — Bronzino, including a spectacular rendering of a rearing, whinnying horse.
Less than a week later, Variety reported that Carnahan would direct Ford in a crime thriller, "A Walk Among the Tombstones," for Universal.
Their words sometimes were vague, laying a foundation for a later variety of views, but after all, it is not a statute, but a constitution we expound, as John Marshall, the first great Chief Justice, eloquently stated, and, he added, one intended "to endure for ages to come".
