Sentence examples for Harvesting from inspiring English sources

"When we started PFM," says Andrea Mbwambo, assistant forest officer, "some of our patrol were injured with pangas (local axes), some had their houses burned, and I was beaten by those who were harvesting in the forest".

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Ten years ago, a Milanese architect named Gabrio Bini started harvesting zibibbo grapes on Pantelleria, which forms part of Sicily.

Planting, cultivating and harvesting are carried out on auspicious days, as dictated by phases of the moon; beauty and artistic harmony are also important, though, so this is not some haphazard vegetable plot but a superbly designed and executed space.

Napier said harvesting the oil direct from algae would be much more expensive and require large amounts of water and energy.

Given many of you are far more funny than I could ever hope to be, I'll be harvesting some of that tonight.

There are knives for harvesting wild fungi, skinning game, or grafting fruit trees.

"We also went halfway towards rethinking the party itself in terms of new community organising models, but then that was also tossed overboard in favour of a much more centralised vote-harvesting operation around voter ID.

But Oaxaca offered them no jobs, save for a bit of maize-harvesting every July.

But allegations of fraud, organ-harvesting and drug-trafficking will hamper any government's attempts to set Kosovo on the path towards the European Union.

The co-operative farm near the western city of Barquisimeto Ms Parra belongs to has just received from the government a promised maize-harvesting machine.