Sentence examples for a large crop from inspiring English sources

Our G.I.s fathered a large crop of Italo-African-American babies in Naples.

Amid a large crop of cashmere this year are styles that evoke college students lugging cello cases across leafy quads in the 1950's.

Kennedy understood this syndrome and flattered a large crop of supposedly independent-minded writers and professors into becoming his loyal retainers.

Faster economic growth is driving a big rise in demand for higher education in the region and a large crop of new universities.

Tomatoes are scattered through the menu, as are peppers, cucumbers, eggplant, beets and any number of herbs with corn, muskmelons and a large crop of celery root about to hit big-time.

That's why "Qui Trop Embrasse" is only one in a large crop of movies from the eighties and nineties, ranging from inspiringly audacious to historically great, that never got released here.

For example, this approach was used to show a significant inhibition of ChE in children exposed to rain water runoff from a large crop-dusting airport (McConnell et al. 1999).

Coffee fell on forecasts for a larger crop in Mexico, the biggest supplier of raw beans to the United States.

But Mr. Schafer said recent forecasts indicated a larger crop than had seemed likely in the days and weeks after the flooding.

The result in 2001, in many vineyards and estates, was not a larger crop but a crop of intense, flavorful grapes the likes of which the Germans had not seen in many years.

How, the prudent boss should ask, can we be one of the minority that succeed, rather than of the majority that fail?In fact, the current bout of mergers might just turn out a larger crop of successes than its predecessors.