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In that light, football is embraced here as a harvest of fame, athletic hope amid social hopelessness.
What if we could see our "golden autumn" as a harvest of all that we have learned in life and imagine our ideas and actions as beautiful falling leaves that cover, warm and fertilise the ground ready for the new life that follows?
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The llamas were sheared either as a fashion statement or a "harvest" of their wool.
Next weekend is also shaping up as a bountiful harvest of folk music.
In the early English church it was kept as a harvest festival, when loaves of bread made from the new grain were consecrated.
4. Modern pagans celebrate Lughnasadh as a harvest festival, when the first crops of the year would traditionally have been reaped.
Unfortunately, the waters of the world's third-largest estuary have become contaminated and as a result, harvests of striped bass, oysters, and blue crabs have significantly declined and habitats important to these species have suffered.
The hunting of lemurs, including the silky sifaka, is a persistent problem, as is the harvesting of precious hardwoods, such as rosewood and palissandre.
He sees BSE as "the harvest of betrayal" by a monstrous industry that turned a herbivore into a carnivore.
Thus, efforts have been made to recoup the mechanical deficiencies that occur as a result of harvest of the patellar tendon.
As the revolution claimed a rich harvest of heads, surgeons began testing pet theories with the help of electrostatic generators and other inventions of the late 18th century.
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