Sentence examples for variety named from inspiring English sources

An article in Daily Variety named NBC and WB as the interested parties.

White Flower Farm, in Litchfield, Conn., which sells Blackmore & Langdon begonias, now offers John Smith, a scented variety named after the renowned London nursery's breeder.

One example is Shell, an old variety named after Green Shell, the man who grew it in southern Alabama a few miles from the Florida line.

Variety named him as one of "10 Comics To Watch" in 2011, an experience he likened to being in a beauty contest in the Far East.

We proposed a counterscent to be called Frigid... We are reliably informed, the Gorki Street Perfume Shop, in Moscow, now offers, in addition to Exotic, Await Me, and White Nights, a variety named Thirtieth Anniversary of the Red Army.

Another seedless muscat, a purple variety named Jupiter, was introduced by John R. Clark of the University of Arkansas in 1998, but never caught on commercially in the East or Midwest.

The new Boxerjocks come in four varieties, named U.A. Original, U.A. Mesh, U.A. Elite and U.A. Touch.

Our goal is Queen Mary's Gardens, with its fragrant, formal rose plantings, the varieties named after dimly remembered actors and newscasters.

The research here identified 4 different spruce varieties, named as PicW1, PicW2, PicM and PicK.

This study analyzed the structure of genetic diversity in a subdivided bread wheat population-variety named RDB.

To quantify how much zones differed for the varieties they host, we also computed F ST estimates based on variety names: Namely, each individual was described by its variety name, which was considered as equivalent to a homozygous genotype at a single locus.