Sentence examples for some herb from inspiring English sources

Tells how the herbs are planted, harvested, dried, and some herb lore.

Diane Jobson had arrived at Hope Road in good spirits, bearing especially sweet grapefruit and some herb from Bob's favourite grower.

If you ask about the swish of dust on this plate or the scattering of grains on that one, you probably won't hear about some pollen of some herb that will have you scrambling to Wikipedia.

He teaches Ma Ramsay how to make Christmas pudding, then violates a turkey with two onions, a lemon and some herb butter before dragging his children into it with yet another cooking demonstration.

When composing a salad, wrote the English diarist John Evelyn in 1698, "every plant should come in to bear its part, without being overpower'd by some herb of a stronger taste, so as to endanger the native sapor and virtue of the rest; but fall into their places, like the notes in music".

Maybe the guy was smoking some herb or crack.

Card says: "I think we had always tended to depict our neolithic ancestors as stone-age hippies who frolicked around large stones in some herb-induced fugue.

I'd love to grow some herbs.

I had some herbs and just made an herbal pasta.

Or use chopped arugula and/or cress, with some herbs.

He said, "We do tomatoes — they're the big thing — and then some herbs and spices".