Sentence examples for bringing corn from inspiring English sources

Roth's illustrations catch the bustle and camaraderie as Lola's neighbors stream in and sometimes off the margins of the page -- some on roller skates and skateboards, others bringing corn bread and bongos.

Bringing corn feed to the islands is so expensive that the 225,000-acre Parker Ranch raises cattle and ships the animals to Canada for a final fattening and slaughter.

Including the latest job cuts, 3,500 photonics jobs will have been eliminated since the start of the year, bringing Corning's total job cuts this year to 5,900, or 15% of its total work force of about 40,000.

Some guests bring corn bread stuffing remnants.

Visitors bring corn on the cob, spicy rice dishes and stories from home to relatives and friends, many of whom have been convicted of terrorism.

Various factors have conspired in the towns' travails: tired local leadership, vanishing farm families who brought corn to riverbank grain elevators, declines of lumbering and commercial fishing, barge operations that closed or decamped to Minneapolis, St . Louis and Memphis surging competition from railroads and trucks.

And I will never bring corn as a side dish to a BBQ again.

As part of a special programme, the World Food Programme, in partnership with UNICEF, donates an extra portion of food to girl students each month so that they can bring corn back to their homes.

Mr. Forbes said he believed that Mr. Smith was unaware of any problems that might arise from bringing the corn in.

The three first days Caesar employed in fortifying his camp with strong works, in bringing in corn from the neighboring free towns, and waiting for the rest of his forces.

"People [support] these populations in their fields by growing corn, and then they bring the corn to their house right after harvest and all the rodents go right to the house," Young told VICE News.