Sentence examples for the oldest varieties from inspiring English sources

The muscat is among the oldest varieties of grapes, prized by ancient Greeks, Romans and Persians.

The hope is that, in the words of the market's director of development Kate Howell, they can "preserve some of the oldest varieties before it's too late".

The order was always the same whatever the mutation rate used: Moroko was the youngest variety, followed by Alassini, Aboudja, Kpouna, Bonniwouré Wouloukaba, Kinkérékou, and finally the oldest variety was Ahimon.

Unfortunately, the older varieties scorched easily.

It has seeds, sure, but it lacks some of the personality of the older varieties.

Experts said the study should reassure psychiatrists and other doctors concerned about hidden differences between the risks of the newer antidepressants, like Prozac, and the older varieties.

The older varieties of so-called 'dirty' celery from the flat black-earthed Fenlands of East Anglia have a short season – from October to January.

Modern Persian grammar is in many ways much simpler than its ancestral forms, having lost most of the inflectional systems of the older varieties of Persian.

By dreaming up Apple Day, Sue and Angela helped spark an English apple renaissance; many more of the old varieties with their distinctive flavours are now available.

The farmers will also conduct a number of randomized trials by using a control group of crops to compare the health of new seed varieties with the old varieties.

But if you don't mind full-size trees (up to 30 ft) and stick with the older varieties of apple which go well together, such as 'Cox' and 'Bramley', Roger advises there is a much better chance of success.