Sentence examples for varieties some of from inspiring English sources

The National Historic Trust site grows over 2,000 iris varieties, some of which date back to the 1500's.

At the same time, villagers are losing, through neglect, hundreds of their 14,000 traditional rice varieties, some of which have traits that may be ideal for breeding into new "climate-proofed" varieties.

The Applegate bacon is lower in fat and calories -- two slices have 60 calories and 5 grams of fat -- than many conventional varieties, some of which have 90 calories and 7 grams of fat to a serving.

The book says its shoots can be eaten like broccoli, but only refers to it as hogweed with no botanical name to tell it apart from some 200 varieties, some of which are toxic.

Well, there are 70 varieties, some of which were already on the menu in ancient Mesopotamia; and the only ones worth buying are the white (grown mostly in northern Italy), which are added to a dish after it's cooked, usually as a shaving; and the black (from France and Spain), which are used in cooking.

But most of us, he knows, are more likely to think, "I'm going to plant an apple tree this weekend," and run out to the Home Depot or Lowe's, where there are four or five ubiquitous varieties, some of which won't grow well in your area.

There are nefarious cinematic goings-on this week, some of the high-suspense variety, some of a more benign flavor.

Despite this remarkable variety some of them display significant sequence similarity to vertebrate myoglobin, neuroglobin and cytoglobin [ 6, 7].

Like Vega Sicilia, Abadia Retuerta uses Bordeaux varieties in some of its wines.

Variety on some of the more amusing examples of product placement in "Under the Dome".

"It was a great variety of some that were tight fitting and some that were long and sophisticated".