Sentence examples for their stems on from inspiring English sources

I serve young, gently peppery radishes the French way, with their stems on, on a dish with a little sweet butter in one corner and a pile of coarse salt in the other.

Among the appetizers, the fritto misto, which was mostly calamari with a cameo of shrimp and scallops, was nicely done, the fried batter enhancing rather than distracting from the seafood; the inclusion of caper berries, their stems on, tucked into the seafood was a witty touch.

In the meantime, Canadian researchers have developed "flocked swabs" resembling tiny nylon bottle brushes with stoppers on their stems to make sure they cannot be inserted too far into the rectum.

Less aggressive treatment is in store for tiny eggplants with their stems still on and for broccoli, which is steamed and then simmered in a quiet saffron sauce.

Early in their evolutionary history, the ancestors of modern cacti (other than one group of Pereskia species) developed stomata on their stems and began to delay developing bark.

Two paraboloid antennas stood on opposite sides of the oval, the peeling paint on their stems still bright enough to give off a glare.

While other pigweed species have short hairs on their stems, waterhemp and Palmer amaranth have smooth stems.

By Ben Belitt The New Yorker, October 23 , 1965P. 197 The dandelions, wrecked on their stems View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.

H. arborescens Grandiflora, for example, found growing wild in Ohio around 1800, produces big creamy flower heads so heavy they droop on their stems.

A few of my plants have mouldy brown streaks on their stems and will soon wilt; others have simply stopped growing.

2. Meanwhile, wash currants on their stems in a large bowl of water; pick through, and discard damaged or unripe berries.