Sentence examples for like varieties from inspiring English sources

Another growing category is "functional" foods and beverages, like varieties of the sports drink Gatorade, which PepsiCo markets for specific physiological or metabolic attributes.

Like varieties of applied mathematics, whose content derives from the domain to which the knowledge applies, parts of difference acquire their content from the item whose name is negated.

Rather, the distinction on the basis of reproductive possibilities shapes and is shaped by the sorts of cultural and social phenomena (like varieties of social segregation) these possibilities gives rise to.

Like varieties can be planted closer together.

Plant drought-resistant lawns like varieties of Bermuda grass, zoysia grass and tall fescue.

Find two or three inexpensive plants that go really well together and fill an entire bed keeping like varieties together.

"We like variety," Mr. Malagold said.

In music, at least, "I like variety," Mr. Merritt said.

It seems to like variety and resists direction.

"I like variety, and I can fit a lot into my time".

In a TV interview with Robin Day he explained his behaviour: "People sometimes like variety.