Sentence examples for two very different varieties from inspiring English sources
And here's the thing (as I might get away with saying were I American): American and English narrative prose - like an alleycat and a domestic puss - are two very different varieties of the same species.
"It's just the most amazing stuff," says Tom Alcott, one half of a company called Peppermongers that, six months ago, started importing and selling four high-quality, very different varieties of peppercorn.
Two outstanding renditions of the dish are to be found in two very different neighborhoods -- in chic Rive, Café Bon Vin, 17 rue Versonnex; 41-222) 736 87 90, serves up several varieties, including a notable version with mushrooms (23.50 Swiss francs).
Two very different experiences.
Two very different scenarios.
Two very different theories.
Two very different endeavours!
Two very different writers.
Three days, two very different shootings.
Two very different underground restaurants.
Those are two very different worlds".
