thyme造句

Rue and thyme grow both in one garden.

On Thanksgiving day, we had a turkey stuffed with parsley, thyme, chestnuts, etc.

Baked Sea bass filet in Parchment with potatoes, thyme and lemon.

Include things like white beans, carrots, celery, parsnips, potatoes, Onions, garlic, bay leaves, thyme and rosemary.

Then, to boost the fiber and flavor, add grated apples, as well as fresh sage and thyme.

The rising road offered stunning vistas of nearby tawny hillsides thick with summer rock roses, lavender, and thyme.

Herbs like basil, thyme, cilantro and oregano are some of the best and easy-to-grow-from-seeds gift herbs.

The next spring, Dr. Dornhaus moved her study to the well-flowered thyme, lavender and wild rose shrublands of Spain, repeating her experiment and refining it.

Any of three colorless isomeric liquid hydrocarbons, C10H14, obtained chiefly from the essential oils of cumin and thyme and used in the manufacture of synthetic resins.

The team already knew that lemon and orange should naturally fall into the citrus family, jasmine should be floral and thyme herbaceous.

The odor of wild thyme, Pliny tells us, drives away snakes. Dionysius of Syracuse, on the other hand, thinks it an aphrodisiac.

I tasted them and liked their interesting thyme-oregano flavor -- which, I discovered, was delectable when sprinkled liberally on broiled salmon filets.