Sentence examples for burned wheat from inspiring English sources

There is even a tradition for making the pasta with grano arso, or burned wheat.

Mean FVC dipped as low as 88% in October and November, when farmers burned their rice crop residue, and in April and May, when they burned wheat stubble.

They destroyed the homes; they burned the wheat fields; they killed the livestock.

In the West Bank a fragile cease-fire held, but Palestinians reported that Jewish settlers burned cars, wheat fields and an olive grove in an area where a settler was shot dead on Wednesday.

Kurdish refugees say that because the bombs have burned their wheat fields and killed livestock, even when the bombardment ends it will be years before the villages will be economically secure again.

During the 1930s Gropper emerged as a painter; once again an overriding theme of social protest dominated works such as "Burning Wheat" (on the Depression agricultural program) and "The Shoemaker" (on the poverty of the working class).

Wasted wheat straw often burned by Canadian farmers has been blended into a plastic feature of the Ford Flex to reduce petroleum use.

GRABOVO, Ukraine — A Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 with 298 people aboard exploded, crashed and burned on a flowered wheat field Thursday in a part of eastern Ukraine controlled by pro-Russia separatists, blown out of the sky at 33,000 feet by what Ukrainian and American officials described as a Russian-made antiaircraft missile.

Mr. Hamid, the grape farmer, said his wheat harvest was burned in the fighting.

"In Canada, wheat straw used to be burned," she says.

"Six of my cows were destroyed, and all of my wheat and rice was burned.