Sentence examples for selection of dark from inspiring English sources

Serve with cheese after dinner, much as you would membrillo, or with a selection of dark chocolate truffles.

Its bottled menu is a global roll call of brewing innovation (Brew By Numbers, Mikkeller, Wild Beer, Crooked Stave), while its 11 cask and keg lines start out with a selection of Dark Star beers, but then spiral off into the starry ether with stronger, wilder ales from the likes of Brodies, Marble or Magic Rock.

Similarly at the Dsquared show, the usual loony backdrop (a camping wagon in the snowy Western woods) and clever styling tricks that are the stock in trade of Dean and Dan Caten (blacksmith aprons, cotton surplices, bad-guy Borsalinos right out of Sergio Leone), when stripped away, revealed a fairly characterless selection of dark wool jackets and artificially banged-up jeans.

Documentaries about exceptional people overtook the carefully curated selection of dark crime dramas and indie comedies that dominated Netflix's suggestions for what to watch next.

The bakery features a rotating daily menu of an assortment of about a dozen of its gourmet cookies as well as muffins, danishes, pound cakes and a selection of Dark Matter coffees and milkshakes, too.

This result suggests that this locus might be a molecular marker for the selection of dark skin color in poultry production.

His theme was exile, and at the heart of the program were selections from Hanns Eisler's "Hollywood Liederbuch," with a selection of dark-hued Schubert songs woven around them.

The menu got healthier, with multiple side options besides fries, 10 drinks with no added sugar, and a selection of darker, healthier breads.

There is a large selection of blacks, dark greens, dark blues and more.

Besides, in condition D, where there were a dark shelter and a bright one (without red filter), the selection of the dark shelter was significantly more frequent (Table 1; 88.9% of experiments; Fisher's exact test, p = 0.012).

It is possible that morph frequencies are maintained by frequency-dependent selection, so that light individuals may present fitness disadvantages of the same magnitude than that represented by low GSH levels in melanic individuals, resulting in a ratio costs:benefits that is similar in both morphs [see [57] for an example of positive selection on darker individuals].