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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sack of wheat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quantity of wheat that is stored or transported in a sack.
Example: "The farmer loaded a sack of wheat onto the truck for delivery to the mill."
Alternatives: "a bag of wheat" or "a sack full of wheat."
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Here genocide is seen through a courtroom window while the court considers, with inviolable gravity, whether or not a sack of wheat or flour had been stolen from a public road.
With ample time for self-examination, he reflects on the life of his grandfather, a man of "moral virtue" who once gave a sack of wheat to a starving soldier but later applied a belt to 6-year-old Morris's "bare bum" for filching some candy.
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And so to Slammin' Sam the wham, bam, thank you ma'am … man … who will thunder up guts for the Rabbitohs like a giant sack of wheat shot out a cannon, like a man-sized bean-bag round that American law enforcement agencies use to bring down dangerous perps.
While food was handed out today, with families each getting a 110-pound sack of wheat, Koshnadir, the camp's chief, led the way to one of the recently swelling cemeteries, where many of the graves were 3 to 4 feet long.
A warning about the poisonous material was printed on every sack of wheat with clear instructions that it was to be used only for planting, when it is not harmful.
A1 RACING AGAINST TIME -- Relief workers based in Pakistan are feverishly loading sack upon sack of wheat and other desperately needed food supplies onto trucks bound for Afghanistan.
These days, food is a lodestone, luring the hungry from their homes and into huge camps where paltry monthly rations -- usually just one hefty sack of wheat per family -- are nevertheless dependably supplied.
He would sell me out for a few sacks of wheat, for nothing.
On this evening, Mr. Stanley, 35, drove four blocks through his quiet residential neighborhood to a small garage crammed with equipment: a forklift, a grain auger, a Shop-Vac, two big sacks of wheat and a stainless-steel tank connected to a jumble of ductwork.
A: Or a sack of sugar.
"Who wants a sack of cement?
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