Sentence examples for sunflower I from inspiring English sources

Four QTL corresponding to four traits (achene weight, number of selfed seed, number of heads, and days to flower) in safflower colocalized with multiple QTL in sunflower (i.e., a one-to-several relationship existed for these traits in safflower vs. sunflower QTL comparisons; Additional file 6; [ 7, 8, 24]).

She was apologetic, and later that day she left a card and a single sunflower outside my front door — when I saw the sunflower, I was thrilled, because I thought it was from Doug — and, judging from the smell, she continued to smoke enthusiastically.

I am not a sunflower; I cannot live off liquids.

The "China Cat Sunflower -"I Know You Rider" is foundational.

I am very proud of the sunflowers that I grew from seed (some of the sunflowers); I am very proud of the sunflowers, which I grew from seed (all the sunflowers).

If somebody insisted on giving me Van Gogh's Sunflowers, I wouldn't say no.

At the flower market, when I buy sunflowers, I am followed home by giant, furry bumblebees, which are intoxicated by the sunflowers' richly carpeted faces.

As shadows lengthened over the fields of sweetcorn and sunflowers, I cycled along quiet lanes to Retszilas nature reserve, where there's a museum of fishery, a wellness centre and a fishermen's inn.

Note that in such examples the sentence remains grammatical without "that" ("this is the house Jack built," "The Guardian is the paper I admire above all others," "I am very proud of the sunflowers I grew") but not without "which" ("this house, John built, is falling down").

"Today we are going to be drawing sunflowers," I said to my students.

Double-barreled H+-selective microelectrodes created using this technique were characterized in standard buffer solutions and used to measure the is situ pH of mesophyll apoplastic space in detached Pisum (pea) and Helianthus (sunflower) leaves (i.e. the intercellular space between the cells of intact leaves).