Sentence examples for of some varieties from inspiring English sources
Ginkgo is deciduous, and the leaves of some varieties turn a beautiful golden colour in the autumn.
Recent advancements in agricultural science have led to the cultivation of some varieties that can bear fruit after just two years.
In August it recalled 7,700 cases of some varieties of Kraft American Singles after a supplier failed to store an ingredient correctly.
Gummite, named in reference to the gumlike appearance of some varieties, is related to well-defined uranium oxides as limonite and wad are to iron and manganese oxides.
She grows plenty of mainstream McIntoshes and Golden Delicious, but her fruit tends toward the lumpy, the tart, the russeted (russeting is the rough brown crust that covers the skin of some varieties) and the unapologetically old-fashioned.
Fish from coastal waters in the Northeast are not as plentiful in stores as they once were, partly because of the scarcity of some varieties but also because of quotas and other regulations that did not exist 20 years ago.
Removing the skin may reveal a thin layer of dark meat underneath on some varieties of this smoked fish.
The carver serves it on some variety of butcher paper.
"But profiling of some variety is inevitable," said Professor Schauer, who teaches at Harvard.
Everybody you come across seems to be a chief or president of some variety.
Thirty years ago she might well have spent her adult life in an institution of some variety.
