Sentence examples for three other varieties from inspiring English sources

Stylosanthes g. pauciflora was recognized as a new botanical variety in 1985 (Brandão et al. 1985); the three other varieties were recognized in 1979 (Ferreira and Costa 1979).

Two other varieties I love are Purple Majesty and Purple Viking.

Neither the waiter nor the chef knew the origin of the two other varieties in the half-dozen served.

My own preference is for two other varieties of her essayistic art, both prominently on display here.

We also grow two other varieties: green ruffled basil and the delicate and easily bruised purple ruffle basil, the leaves of which look almost like lace.

The very term "corruption" is so inclusive as to be almost meaningless, encompassing bribery, nepotism, bid-rigging, embezzlement, extortion, vote-buying, price-fixing, protection rackets, and a hundred other varieties of fraud.

White Hermitage and the other brainy whites of the northern Rhône, including those from the Crozes-Hermitage, Saint-Joseph and Saint-Péray appellations, are based on two other varieties, marsanne and roussanne.

Another popcorn snack with white chocolate is also packaged in 130-calorie portions and two other varieties, Fudge Crème Brownie Bites and Rich Vanilla Crème Brownie Bites, contain 150 calories in a portion.

Saul was eager to talk all things fish: cost ("three to four thousand"), other varieties he'd owned ("I had some very rare angelfish, one of which was totally illegal"), mistakes ("We had a green moray that basically ate everything"), and future plans ("It's going to be awesome when we get another two sharks in there").

They say 'It's a carcinogen, it's a carcinogen, it's a carcinogen.' " While some studies suggest that the five other varieties of asbestos may be more dangerous, Mr. Coulombe's opponents are adamant that this does not mean chrysotile is safe, even when used with precautions.

There were two other varieties that aroused the particular ire of moralists, however the battle royal, in which a number of birds were "set" (i.e., placed in the pit at the same time) and allowed to remain until all but one, the victor, were killed or disabled, and the Welsh main, in which eight pairs were matched, the eight victors paired again, then four, and finally the last surviving pair.