How To Use currant bush In A Sentence
- Since then we have cleared ground and are now the proud owners of two red currant bushes, a gooseberry - and thanks to the generosity of a kind-hearted neighbour - a row of Mediterranean garlic.
- The blackcurrant bush is alive with the wings and chirps of greedy blackbirds gorging themselves.
- Our new strawberry plants arrived, along with the redcurrant and whitecurrant bushes, onion and shallot sets and a pile of seeds.
- This is also suitable ground for Bourgogne Aligoté, especially as the blackcurrant bushes needed for the production of cassis can often be seen growing alongside.
- The blackcurrant bush is alive with the wings and chirps of greedy blackbirds gorging themselves.
- As for specimen plants, how about a blackcurrant bush, a standard gooseberry or a miniature Coronet apple tree?
- She broke a twig from a currant bush and scratched in the dust. The House of Arden
- Triviality, varied by touches of ill-breeding and sententiousness," it elaborated; "she has nothing in her mind except the wish to tell her sister everything; and so she flits from the cows to the currant bushes, from the currant bushes to Mrs. Hall of Sherborne, gives Mrs. Hall a tap, and flits back again" (362-63; cf. even Austen-Leigh’s Memoir 207). Boxing Emma; or the Readers Dilemma at the Box Hill Games
- And just to add the patina of respectability, we put in a blackcurrant bush.
