It is the equivalent of plowing a cornfield, with this difference: a farmer plows his own field once a year, but trawlers cover "the same grounds year round on a daily basis".
If this was America, we might be taking a slow train across cornfields with The Band and friends: knocking back bottle after bottle, immersed in a male world of good-time camaraderie and easy laughter … except Salter is more driven than that, lost in his worlds of lost love and paranoia.
However, with corn prices at record levels, demand for more of the crop has made aerial application affordable and back IN vogue, including squirting cornfields with the highly toxic pesticide glyphosate, known by the Monsanto's trade name RoundUp.
He wanted to try to articulate those childhood memories in his film and also how he felt "when I was in the cornfield with my father, and the way he smelled, and the way that mist hung over the corn.
During May's guitar solo, Gaga is seen dancing in the cornfield with other dancers dressed in the same white dress, as Yüyi and the scientist kiss.
Here are reactions to the 2005 model from five occasional contributors to these pages: Forget Steve McQueen's digital reappearance on the cornfield speedway with the powerful GT V-8.
ZHENGZHOU, CHINA -- In a huge muddy cornfield scarred with the tracks of heavy vehicles, two young engineers pore over a construction blueprint showing a grid of 100 rectangular factory blocks.
One of my earliest childhood memories is of my parents, my older brother, and myself thrashing our way through a cornfield -- with the farmer's permission, I think -- to reach the river where we would camp.
At the end of the chorus, the camera zooms to a brunette Gaga inside a water tank while she sings "You and I" in the desert scene and in the cornfield with Calderone.
That notebook is preserved today in the university's archives, and as you gingerly turn its pages, it is easy to imagine the founder and former president, tall and slightly stooped, striding purposefully around the fallow cornfield with his compass and theodolite — assisted by the 10 slaves he had brought down with him from Monticello.
