Sentence examples for range of salads from inspiring English sources

They have an imaginative range of salads - maybe something based around lentils, or roasted pumpkin with feta and rocket.

The company has launched a range of salads and a "Go active" marketing campaign designed to encourage people to take more exercise.

The main menu has lots of attractive nibblies -- pâtés, hams, "creams" (dips), alone or as part of combination plates -- as well as a range of salads and more substantial main courses.

How to use it: "I use it in all sorts of dishes: a range of salads and pilafs, to bulk out soups or to stuff in birds to be roasted or squid to be braised," says Ottolenghi. "A freekeh pilaf, made from caramelised onions, a good stock, spices and freekeh is a quick and easy supper.

Another option: just down the block, the Y.B. (314 Beach Avenue; 609-898-2009), run by George's brother, Peter, who has cooked under the chef Georges Perrier at Le Bec-Fin in Philadelphia, offers a range of salads and sandwiches in a small but inviting space decorated in black and white.

It has an energising rush and clatter, and though it is currently full of the sort of puckered and depilated Eurotrash that Observer readers couldn't tire of poking with pointed sticks, the prices for this part of town aren't exorbitant: plates of charcuterie at around ��7, a range of salads and sausages at not much more, mains – including some big-fisted burgers – in the teens.

Perhaps she'll do a Paul Newman and launch a range of salad dressings, too.

It is rolling out a new range of salad bowls and reintroducing its popular flatbread sandwiches.

In America the company has already introduced a range of new salads.Europe's salad offensive also fits into the strategy of Jim Cantalupo, McDonald's chief executive, who took over at the beginning of last year after the company hit a rough patch, which included its first quarterly loss since going public in 1965.

Just last month, the chain launched a range of Super Salads in which protein-rich freekeh is the star of the show – as the waitresses' T-shirts saying "Get Super Freekeh" testify.

Suitably inspired, you can begin by sowing a range of delicious salads to see you through autumn into winter: rocket, spinach, lamb's lettuce, curly endive, mizuna and all the Oriental greens.