Sentence examples for Crop tour from inspiring English sources
REUTERS Fund Managers Head for the Fields | A group of hedge fund managers has headed out to corn fields in the Midwest to take the "crop tour," an annual event that gives managers a chance to see their investments up close and personal.
Luckily the young patrolman saw a Crop Tour magnet on the rental car.
That's the Midwest Crop Tour for you: clues to where the commodity markets are headed, mixed with homespun observations.
But it apparently did not deem any of this year's crop tour-worthy.
A plate arrives bearing what looks like a cross section of slab bacon, but it's really a terrine of three separate beet purées — red, golden and chioggia — that have been set in a mold and then sauced with another purée, of horseradish and roasted parsnips: a root-crop tour of the five taste sensations.
For more on crop futures, plus tour photographs, visit www.forbes.com/extra.
Sources at British Lions Ltd in Dublin confirmed to the IoS that the idea of a women's Lions tour crops up in informal discussions from time to time, but the official line was that there are "no plans" to create one at present.
The current crop of young American PGA Tour pros are no strangers to social media or Internet exposure.
E Dubai, who is trained by Saeed bin-Suroor, not only vaulted to the front of his own stable's 3-year-old crop -- past Express Tour, who finished eighth in the Kentucky Derby -- but he also made a forceful argument that he belongs near the head of this year's 3-year-old class.
Woods' dominance between 1997 and 2008 relied in part on the American's power game, but the current crop on the PGA Tour are now hitting it further - and Woods accepts he has to find other ways to win as he prepares to make his comeback from back surgery on 31 March.
Then there's the inevitable downside of any booming trend: with food tours cropping up all over, you could pick one led by a local chef, an award-winning cookbook author or an experienced blogger, or you could wind up with some food-truck-savvy charlatan who just moved to town.
