freshly cut in English
ecently cut, just cut
Use "freshly cut" in a sentence
1. Probably the smell of freshly cut grass.
2. We'll swim in the pool and we'll eat freshly cut watermelon.
3. Freshly cut hazel can throw out branches 3m long in a season.
4. Ambitionem founders celebration soappe Freshly Cut Spring Grass Nothing beats Freshly Cut Spring Grass for slithering though, as it makes getting to where and what you desire all the easier
5. The air was full of evocative smells of flowers and freshly cut grass.
6. 20 Freshly cut hazel can throw out branches 3m long in a season.
7. Mr. Zuchotski painted the ends of the freshly cut logs to conceal his activity.
8. The air was thick with sawdust and the sweet smell of freshly cut wood.
9. 13 This zesty and refreshing wine offers a freshly cut grass nose, herbaceous green bean.
10. The freshly cut flowers, stalks, and leaves are firmly pressed into a large steel drum.
11. There was a strong sweet scent; sandalwood and patchouli and freshly cut grass on a summer morning.
12. The flowers are sold freshly cut or dried, and the flower heads are a prized ingredient in potpourri.
13. He believed that the symptoms were caused by freshly cut hay, so the condition was called hay fever.
14. Spanish lavender mingles with rose absolute, violet leaf and Madagascar vAnilla for a freshly cut bouquet that is soft and peaceful
15. The speaker gives his name as Charles, a 24-year-old sitting on a freshly cut log in a forest, a machete in his hand.
16. One variety of wattle, Acacia acuminata, has been called raspberry jam because its timber when freshly cut gives off an odor like that of crushed raspberries.
17. 37 Jacob then took freshly cut staffs of the storax, almond, and plane trees, and he peeled white spots in them by exposing the white wood of the staffs.
18. Blanquette de Limoux is the most traditional and distinctive style comprised mainly from the local grape variety Mauzac which offers aromas of freshly cut grass, tangy apple peel some liken to apple cider flavours
19. Another notable timber is cocobolo, mainly from D. retusa, a Central American timber with spectacular decorative orange red figure on freshly cut surfaces which quickly fades in air to more subdued tones and hues.
20. On the basis of other secondary descriptors of aromatic type (COI/T.20) the sensory profile of these oils is as follows: ‘oils with aromas normally reminiscent of freshly cut grass and walnut; there may also be aromas of tropical fruit, green fruit or artichoke, and an almondy aftertaste’.
21. On the basis of other secondary descriptors of aromatic type (COI/T.20) the sensory profile of these oils is as follows: ‘oils with aromas normally reminiscent of freshly cut grass and/or walnut; there may also be aromas of tropical fruit, green fruit or artichoke, and an almondy aftertaste’.
22. The audience watched the Conjuror as he made two cards selected by the audience and replaced in the pack leap forth at his command; another card was selected, named by the Conjuror, set on fire, and then reproduced from the ashes; another audience member's card was locked in a box and then materialized in the middle of a freshly cut loaf of bread.