Sentence examples for rich strain from inspiring English sources

Just now, musing about other 1939 flicks, I unearthed an unexpectedly rich strain of ophthalmic schlag that perhaps illustrates the rewards of my epochal time-wasting.

On the basis of two years selection trial data a new and distinct elemicin rich strain of Cymbopogon khasianus was identified and named as Jor Lab L-10.

"As with his novels," Digby Warde-Aldam wrote in Apollo about the Paris show, "the exhibition is redeemed from the abyss of solipsistic miserablism by the rich strain of deadpan humour that runs through his work".

SPAIN'S highly regarded Compañía Nacional de Danza arrives at the Lincoln Center Festival on Wednesday to the rich strains of Bach.

At eight o'clock on a Friday night, the maestro brandishes a wand and summons rich strains of music, brimming with passion and philosophy.

As Laurie, a teenager who yearns to experience the wider world beyond her grandfather's farm, Lindsay Russell sang with gracious tone and ample volume, soaring over the rich strains of Copland's original full orchestration.

Still, it is heartening to see a writer as good as Coe trying to bring a once-rich strain of comedy back into contemporary fiction.

Starting with the recently deceased Lawrence Ringo, former proprietor of the Southern Humboldt Seed Collective, who began growing cannabis while still a teenager and 40 years later became the first California plant breeder to stabilise a CBD-rich strain with his much-beloved Sour Tsunami.

Starting with the recently deceased Lawrence Ringo, former proprietor of the Southern Humboldt Seed Collective, who began growing cannabis while still a teenager and 40 years later became the first California plant breeder to stabilize a CBD-rich strain with his much-beloved Sour Tsunami.

Indeed, it was the great assault on coca plantations in Peru and Bolivia a decade ago that led to the cultivation of even richer strains in Colombia.

But perhaps the most compelling reason to begin in New Orleans is that one of the oldest, richest strains of African-American culture flows directly from there, or more specifically, from Tremé, which according to historians, is the nation's oldest surviving black community.