Sentence examples for rustic from from inspiring English sources

Goats are homeothermic animals considered rustic from the bioclimatic point of view, but a reduction in their productive efficiency occurs under unfavorable thermal conditions.

The coffee is from a local roaster and the lunches are simple and rustic, from tomato soups to southern German potato salad.

And though the summer house on Cape Cod that my family flocked to each August -- a 4-story, 11-bedroom conglomeration of bays, gables and dormers we called the Big House -- was anything but little, it was undeniably rustic, from its seaweed-stuffed walls to its single shower (outdoors, under a pine tree).

Guests stay in century-old homesteads that are rustic from the outside, nicely gussied up inside (hot showers, gas stoves for heat, fully outfitted kitchens).

The Inn is deceptively rustic from the outside with its wooden siding and tin roof; the owners have purposely retained the old Hawaiian architecture of its past when, in the 1920s, it was built as a rooming house for Japanese plantation workers.

Anthony Tommasini's excellent article brought back fond memories of the late 50's in New York, where many of us "rustics" from the provinces came to polish our compositional craft.

She said she'd learned it from Ferran Adrià, an amazingly rustic offering from the wizard of modernist cooking.

It is transformed from rustic to official, from retro to glamorous, by some neat materials science tricks.

These people have all, however, commissioned rustic huts from Cayle.

In 358 bc Rome created two more rustic tribes from territory captured along the Volscian coast.

Not so bacon-and-egg pie, a rustic specialty from New Zealand.