Sentence examples for a sack of beans from inspiring English sources

"Cacao is a good crop, but it can be a real headache if the rains don't come," sighed the manager, leaning on a sack of beans.

In another, a 10-year-old has a sack of coffee beans strapped to his back, and in a third, a skeletal worker in rags stands in a field of sugar cane stubble, machete in hand.

If there was a sack of dried beans in the pantry, everything would be ok.

A bag of Dixie white butter peas sat next to a sack of Shantyboat butter beans.

As of last week, the peasants had received only a sack of maize and beans each from the World Food Programme.

"You can get a sack of potatoes or beans, and that will last you for ages," she said.

As woman after woman hauled off a sack of rice, a bag of beans and a can of cooking oil, the restaveks, a Creole term used to describe Haiti's child laborers, dropped to their knees to pick up the bits that were inadvertently dropped in the dirt.

"Who wants a sack of cement?

"It's like a sack of potatoes".

A sack of twenty cookies cost less than a dollar.

Or, you know, like a sack of potatoes.