Sentence examples for living varieties from inspiring English sources

Having carefully studied most of these fossil specimens, Owen recognized that all of these bones represented a group of large reptiles that were unlike any living varieties.

Short/intermediate acting stimulants are older ADHD therapy options that have become less used than the long lived variety.

Visitors can also take in the museum's spacious tropical butterfly garden, with live varieties from around the world.

Analysis of the wreck of a mid-2nd-century-ce trading vessel that sank 10 km (6 mi) off the coast of Grado in northeastern Italy suggested that ancient Roman merchants plied the seas in vessels equipped with onboard fish tanks, enabling them to supply local fishmongers with live varieties caught throughout the Adriatic and Mediterranean seas.

Depending on where you live, some varieties are: Try to "visualize" a potential bow resting in the tree.

Depending on where you live, some varieties are: It may be surprising to some, but good quality bow wood can be found around the world in a variety of climates.

Live television, live variety, live plays, live music … Jazz between 1930 and 1960: Miles Davies, John Coltrane, Duke Ellington.

Filmed sitcoms were cheaper, and more manageable, than live variety shows.

"The idea is a live variety show with its roots in the middle of the country".

An article last Sunday about the live variety show "Creation Nation" misstated a previous credit of its director, Benjamin Salka.

This afternoon show is an installment of "Radio Happy Hour," a live variety show hosted by Sam Osterhout.