Sentence examples for crop man from inspiring English sources

According to an excerpt from transcripts of the phone call, Rego said of his crop, "Man, this does not want to even out..

These proto-cereals were abundant enough in places to allow hunter-gatherers emphasising the second of their core competencies to settle down even before they started true cultivation.Wheat originated in the fertile crescent and is now the world's largest crop; but man does not live by bread alone.

CNN went to absurd levels to crop the man out of shot with extreme camera angles, an activity which clearly discombobulated the panellists.

Michael Trusnovec, the hunkiest of Mr. Taylor's current crop of men, plays an antlered stag-man, the Mexican version of the Greek hero Actaeon, I presume.

All of the current crop are men and three of them express contrasting shades of approach depending on how far into the programme they are.

After all, he does not have a known track record as an editor, so who is he to criticize the entire crop of men's magazines?

A grand total of 450 women have served as MPs in British political history – fewer than the current crop of men occupying the Commons benches.

MONTREAL — "Ah, virgins!" exclaims the crop-haired man in the striped sailor sweater — just as the choir of women in vestal robes beside him open their pert little mouths and start celestial singing.

It is worth mentioning here that the latest crop of men's wear models is typified by the adolescent androgyny of the characters in a Larry Clark film or a novel by Dennis Cooper.

"These guys who always thought it was vain or too metrosexual" to splurge on beauty products "now think it's almost a badge they wear to say, 'I'm a modern guy because I care about my skin.' " A common theme among the new crop of men's products is that they are multitaskers.

We have got a good crop of man-three riders at the moment".