Sentence examples for some gras from inspiring English sources

It is noteworthy that some GRAS proteins considered to be species-specific in previous publications have homologs in tomato.

Yet still, some GRAS genes with extremely high sequence identity (SlGRAS1 and SlGRAS14, SlGRAS2 and SlGRAS3, SlGRAS7 and SlGRAS12, SlGRAS9 and SlGRAS10) (Fig.  6) exhibited conserved expression patterns, implying their retention by genetic redundancy and selection for their contributions to the robustness of the genetic network.

"I said, 'Will $500 find me some foie gras?' " Ms. Stinnett said.

To lend needed excitement to beef tenderloin, some foie gras had been placed on top.

Filet mignon took on a delicious overtone from some foie gras; sirloin steak came with quite ordinary "Whitby Castle Steak Sauce"; double lamb chops proved tender but had a muttony flavor.

They said the ban had already foiled their plans for Mr. Stinnett's birthday in July: Ms. Stinnett said she had tried to bribe a local chef to set some foie gras aside, but no luck.

A roast squab dish was less than exhilarating, but a small mound of stuffed Savoy cabbage -- which I believe also contained a slice or two of truffle, along with some foie gras -- makes the dish worth ordering.

"So here we have some gelée of Riesling, some pine-nut brittle, and some shaved foie gras".

There's a well-edited selection for those looking for mousse of foie gras, some bread from the Sullivan Street Bakery or a quart of milk.

Then you notice some seared foie gras, which may or may not be another inspired bit of culinary free-association, inasmuch as monkfish liver has been presented as the foie gras of the sea.

There is hardly a restaurant not offering the fowl in some form: foie gras, confit de canard, magret de canard, duck wings, duck salad, duck with prunes, duck with beans, duck with duck; the permutations are many and varied.