Sentence examples for crop of it from inspiring English sources
"My grandfather made a crop of it, and he didn't have to think about soybeans or crop insurance.
But young Hollywoods newest crop of It Girls are a decidedly less academic crowd, fonder of hitting the clubs than hitting the books.
As a bare-bones smartphone, it should prove especially attractive to people who find themselves overwhelmed by today's crop of do-it-all superphones.
With some of the highest ratings for a new crop of shows, it's no surprise the network picked up the three shows it's debuted thus far for full season orders. .
The real value of "The Future of Us" may lie less in its plot than in the rich crop of questions it will raise in teenage readers.
Over the last decade, a new crop of do-it-yourself gardeners has begun to show interest in planting fruit trees.
Ben Marks of OpinionPanel said: "It's interesting that the new arrangements won't even affect the current crop of students; it's those starting from 2012 who'll really be affected.
While it still doesn't supply enough light for a plant to make the food necessary for a major production like a crop of tomatoes, it does heat up the space between window and plant.
I wanted to be the farmer out here in the middle of nowhere quietly growing his cash crop of whatever it was, spinach or cauliflower or some other damn inedible vegetable.
In a memo to employees Monday, chief executive David Solomon said the bank was expanding a year-old goal of 50percentt female recruitment in the crop of analysts it picks from college campuses each year.
While one may wish that the XX chromosome had been represented in this year's crop of winners, it's not hard to see why the editors at Poetry chose them.
