Preposition: from

• stint: The head chef is Darren Law fresh from a one year stint in Australia, previously he cooked under Bruno Loubet in London.

• oven: As the course progresses, you will sample the products you have made fresh from the wood-fired oven.

Modifying Another Word

• wonderfully: The entire album sounds wonderfully fresh, even ten years after it was first released.

• amazingly: The one notable thing about all the dishes we had, was just how amazingly fresh tasting the food was!

• surprisingly: The strongest quality of Treasure Island is that it is still surprisingly fresh.

• totally: However, maybe it is time to consider a totally fresh start?

• completely: Flounder can even be found many miles from the sea, high up in rivers where the water is completely fresh.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: They provide a preservative quality, keeping foods fresh for a longer time.

Modifies a noun

• fruit: Diet Tips For a sweet snack, you'd be better off choosing fresh fruit.

• air: He had not played in fresh air for 11 years.

• juice: Coca-Cola contains the same amount of sugar that you would find in fresh orange juice.

• vegetable: Especially in summer, you have access to lots of fresh vegetables.

• ingredient: You enjoy working with fresh ingredients to create high quality products.

• flower: Fresh flowers direct from Jersey's historic market.. .

Used with adjective complement

• stay: Key to creating a dish that will capture a judges eye are those ingredients that stay fresh from the field and the sea.

• cook: In addition, there are anytime snacks cooked fresh to order at our beachside grills.

• eat: The flesh is oily and the flavor is best when the fish is eaten fresh from the sea.

• remain: Also buy in small quantities so it remains fresh.

• feel: The sound of water, beautiful fishes and exotic plants all makes your mind cool and relaxed beside feeling fresh.

• sound: I don't like working with many samples and try to keep things sounding fresh, with a dark edge.