Sentence examples for some sunflower from inspiring English sources

7. Grate carrots, toast some sunflower seeds, and toss with blueberries, olive oil, lemon juice and plenty of black pepper.

An Australian journalist who went to the crash site sent her some sunflower seeds; Liz has since grown and nurtured them.

A bowl of muesli with a handful of mixed nuts, some sunflower seeds, sliced fruit, and a small scoop of coconut oil.

In the pan put some sunflower oil and quickly brown the chicken over a high heat, stirring constantly with a wooden spoon.

For a variation on these flapjacks, replace 25g of the oats with some sunflower seeds or substitute the banana chips with dried apricots or apple.

All you need is some basic equipment (a good knife, a grater, strong plastic bags that seal, and, if you're not backpacking, a heavy casserole dish), essential flavours (salt, pepper, powdered chilli, allspice, garlic, sugar, ginger, thyme, lemongrass, fresh limes, soy sauce) and some sunflower oil.

A quick look at it, and I immediately decide we should grow some sunflowers in our tiny garden.

He was speaking at the opening of an exhibition dedicated to the Dutch painter's early work, which launched Mons's stint as European Cultural Capital for 2015 (along, rather confusingly, with the Czech town of Pilsen).Those expecting a traditional blockbuster show, or some sunflowers, may be bewildered at first.

In an August 1888 letter to Theo, he wrote, I am hard at it, painting with the enthusiasm of a Marseillais eating bouillabaisse, which won't surprise you when you know that what I'm at is the painting of some sunflowers.

Then, chances are, some bee full of some other sunflower's pollen will brush against it, going down that little flower's open stigma to its style, where one of its sperm will find the egg and form the fruit, a husk around a delicious nutty seed.

If you like, toss in some toasted sunflower or pumpkin seeds for crunch and some chopped, dried apricots for sweetness.