Sentence examples for wild selections from inspiring English sources

In addition to Bumble Bee, its canned seafood brands include Wild Selections, Beach Cliff, Brunswick and Snow's.

Coville's breeding these early wild selections produced varieties suitable for commercial production, some of which are still grown today.

"But if they don't see that we really know what we're talking about, that we offer a depth of vintages and a wild selection of spirits, then we can't compete".

Swim just a few yards offshore, and you're snorkeling among a wild selection of coral, sea fans and reef fish.

As usual with albinos in the wild, selection keeps the frequency close to the rate of mutation.

There is little doubt that Darwin considered the process by which animals and plants are domesticated (artificial selection) as a useful analogy for the mechanism by which adaptive evolution occurs in the wild (natural selection).

Should the 36-year-old fail to make Paul McGinley's European team – even as a captain's wild card selection – he will harbour no resentment.

NOTES Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player, the captains for next month's Presidents Cup at the Royal Montreal Golf Club, added their two wild-card selections Monday to complete their squads.

Between now and the British Open, players will try to secure spots on their squads on merit, and the captains will plot their wild-card selections.

For the uninitiated, each conference's All-Star reserves consist of two guards, two forwards, one center (this slot has proven to be fairly flexible between centers and bigger forwards) and two wild-card selections.

Francesco qualified for the team directly, but Edoardo had to make himself irresistible to Montgomerie, winning two straight tournaments just before Montgomerie had to announce his wild-card selections.