Oenothera biennis has been seen[865] bearing flowers of three different colours.
This year coccineum has pushed flowers of three different colours, red, rose, and lilac, upon the same truss, and upon other trusses are flowers half red and half lilac.
Whatever the cause may be, this tendency in the wild cattle of the Falkland Islands, which are all descended from a few brought from La Plata, to break up into herds of three different colours, is an interesting fact.
Apart from the conclusion of peace, a blockade can come to an end in three different ways.
At this advanced age of transition, so unsettled was the language of ordinary affairs, that the same document bears evidence of three different idioms.
This system of "necessity," or fate, our inquirer traced to three different systems, maintained on distinct principles.
Swans, geese, and ducks predominated, and three different species of cranes were distinguished.
There exist in Europe the evidences of three different ages of human development: 1.
Here we have twenty-three different changes of the level of the land during the formation of 2000 feet of rock and coal; and these changes took place over vast areas, embracing thousands of square miles.
The spidering lines which extend in three different directions--you are speaking of the large ones or the others?
Tubularia* also may behave in three different ways, if, as I described to you, the terminal one of its two newly arisen rings of tentacle primordia is removed again.
The egg, consisting ofthree different kinds of protoplasmatic material.
The seedling thus appears to be differentiated into three physiological zones subserving three different functions.
The other three are attached to three different specimens of the same plant, or to three different plants.
He engaged the ostler at the inn to take his horse to the smithy, where Hamnet the smith declared that "its shoes had been set in three different counties, of which Worcestershire was one.
Coventry was a much older town than we expected to find it, and, like Lichfield, it was known as the city of the three spires; but here they were on three different churches.
The term "declaration" is used in three different meanings.
As to the removal of a tooth, this may be obtained in three different ways, that is, with the forceps, with eradicating remedies, or by cauterization.
Fauchard occupies himself in three different chapters (X, XI, XII) at great length with the extraction of teeth.
For three months thirty thousand men had been attempting the impossible task of endeavoring to meet an equal number of the enemy in three different places at the same time.
He gave me a rubber stamp with a coat of arms cut in it, and I wrote myself three letters, which, to insure their safe arrival, I addressed to three different places, and stamped them with the rubber seals.
This disk is attached to three differentsorts of appendages; we shall first address ourselves to the tentacles.
The multiplication of these creatures takes place in three different ways: 1.
The provisional estimate that a length of six ridge-intervals approximated to but exceeded that of the side of the desired square, proved to be correct by the following more exact observations, and by three different methods.
There are eighteen sets to be compared; namely, six couplets of different names, in each of which the frequency of three different classes of patterns is discussed.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "three different" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
