Sentence examples for lettuce comes from inspiring English sources

When the lettuce comes out of the oven, heat the grill to medium.

I can see a future where the carbon cost of indoor lettuce comes down.

Order a frisee salad and the curly lettuce comes to the table with its crown of bacon strips still steaming from the pan, as it should be and seldom is.

And remember, earlier in the summer, when your lettuce came up?

A bed of bibb lettuce came first, then shards of torn basil, tomato and avocado.

The grown-up lettuce came from what its founders say is the first hydroponic laboratory greenhouse on a New York City public school roof.

Strawberries, squash, lemon verbena and lettuce come from Françoise Maynier's immaculately kept gardens just inland from Brittany's Pink Granite Coast.

When Joseph was about 6 years old, his teacher asked him where lettuce came from.

Fruit and vegetable wholesaler Nick Padley told BBC News that more than 90% of Europe's iceberg lettuce came from one small region in south-east Spain.

For Walmart, the technology will be used to tell stakeholders that a particular head of lettuce came from a particular harvest on a particular farm, so if a consumer gets sick, government investigators will have a head start on the investigation.

There is no genuine evidence that "lettuce" came to be used as a word for money because of its green color.