Sentence examples for varieties of beans from inspiring English sources

The company sells five varieties of beans by mail order for $9.55 to $10.45 a pound.

The price includes a choice from four types of rice and two varieties of beans.

They subsisted principally by farming, harvesting two or more crops of corn (maize) each year and growing several varieties of beans, squash, and gourds.

In addition to corn and squash, the peoples of this region cultivated several varieties of beans, peppers, and long-staple cotton.

Starbucks' coffee buyers, for example, had chosen only varieties of beans that were produced in large enough quantities to supply all Starbucks stores.

"We've worked with a couple of native-run farms to grow back some heirloom varieties of beans, squash, melon and corn," says Sherman.

Most varieties of bean grow either as an erect bush or as a climbing plant, but a few important kinds are of intermediate form.

Or they make soup with a variety of beans and grains.

There's a variety of beans that one reads about all the time in nineteenth-century texts.

Although cassava (manioc) and other tubers were important to Indians of the Caribbean coast, corn (maize) was the primary staple food of most Central Americans, accompanied by a wide variety of beans, squash, and other vegetables and fruits.

Recent affluence has multiplied the butcher shops at the expense of those selling grains, yet the latter now offer a greater variety of beans and lentils, together with spices from the Maghreb and the Orient, catering to Palermo's increasing numbers of immigrants.