Sentence examples for bad rice from inspiring English sources

Make sure to have nonperishable basics: oil, sugar, flour, baking soda (you can also sprinkle this in the trash so it doesn't smell as bad), rice, pasta, and vinegar.

Yet the effects of climate change are not uniformly bad for rice.

The word is that he'll be calling on his old pal Sir Tim Rice to write the lyrics, which may not be such a bad idea; Rice collaborated with Tony Hawks on a hit song released only in Albania to win the latter's bet that he could get a number one in Europe.

Friends said that Zelikow, who was appointed in February 2005, never intended to serve a full four years at the State Department but that he feels bad about leaving Rice before she has selected a deputy.

During this time, food in northern Vietnam was rationed out and subsidized by the Soviet Union, which transformed pho restaurants into state-run shops that served up bowls of bad broth, rotten rice noodles and very little meat.

Everyone knows that a diet full of white bread, pasta and rice is bad for your waistline.

But this research is not protecting the American public from the bad idea of growing rice on old cotton fields.

That was before the nasty rumor that rice was bad for birds spread and the cost of the wedding industry grew so much that couples decided to stick around for the entirety of their expensive party.

In one case, Minarcin says he overheard a radio operator complaining to the man at the other end that bad weather had destroyed their rice and he had been sent to Bai Thong to get rice; there he saw American POWs, who, he griped, were drier and better fed than he was.

We started the evening at a bad Japanese restaurant, eating gummy rice and greasy tempura.

Some culturally insensitive get-ups left a bad taste, including one "Chinese rice farmer" in stereotypical garb.