Sentence examples for varieties I have from inspiring English sources

The varieties I have suggested to use here will fluff up and caramelise beautifully, filling your kitchen with an enticing apple aroma.

The apple varieties I have worked with come from all across the world, like England's Dabinette, United Kingdom's Brown Snout, and the United State's Golden Russet.

Like many pundits of the bar stool and salaried varieties, I have serious doubts about her ability to make the necessary pivot, and to avoid making major gaffes, but she does have three things in her favor.

Many varieties I have tried are heavily seasoned and salty (I have yet to find a store-bought kale chip that isn't overly seasoned for my taste), and you might be surprised at how few chips are in a serving.

Roses, varieties I've never noticed before, are blossoming, all pinks and whites, along the cedar fences.

The varieties I've grown bear over the course of a couple of weeks or so -- Envy after roughly 75 days, Butterbeans and Shirofumi after about 90.

I've toyed with the idea of a week of pear bakes before, but each time I've filled the fruit bowl with them – whether they're soft, freckled conference pears or crunchy, red-flushed varieties – I've not had the heart to do anything other than carefully nurse them to ripeness, and eat them just as they are.

After tasting all our varieties, I've chosen the ones I like the best.

Here are some of the milk varieties I've found recently and my take on each.

Tropical orchids seemed nothing like the ground-based European varieties I had known.

I must say, though, that the ones I tried in Germany were less sweet than the Belgian-style varieties I've tasted in the US.