Sentence examples for crop make from inspiring English sources

Long sleeves — or perhaps an above-the-wrist crop — make the shirt a summer cover up.

Ivory Coast is the world's biggest grower of cocoa, and revenues from the crop make up the bulk of the economy.

Syngenta says that having the crop make the enzyme for its own breakdown — self-processing corn, as it were — will increase ethanol output while reducing the use of water, energy and chemicals in the production process.

The A1 and others in this fall's crop make use of a design treatment known as a floating roof, a term that General Motors uses to describe the lighter-color pillars and top — giving the appearance of being disconnected from the rest of the body — of the new Opel Adam.

Meals, of course, would be ended with a brownish glop alluding faintly to coffee, because though the island produces that delicious stuff as a cash crop, make no mistake, it's not meant for the likes of you.

Ms. Maines, whose hair was buzzed short to a knob crop, made a big stir, stomping ferociously at the center of the huge stage.

"He's given Park Avenue 50 great years," she said the other day, shortly before this year's tulip crop made its appearance.

Glimpsed over the iron gate, close by a cricket ground and the remains of a Roman villa, the crop makes an astonishing sight.

Grass on golf courses or surrounding villas is sometimes labeled a "crop," making owners eligible for water that would not be allocated to keep leisure space green.

By the late 1990s, the decline in crop yield, the rise in production expenditures, and the low financial return for their crop made life hard for the farmers.

The crop made up 69% of the agricultural business in the region.