Sentence examples for crop of space from inspiring English sources

Of the newest crop of space documentaries, Brian Cox has probably come closest to getting it right.

The current crop of space entrepreneurs, like Musk and Amazon's Jeff Bezos, watched Mir's firey re-entry and breakup in 2001.

Some of the seeds was left on the space station and, being planted, gave viable seedlings which, in their turn, produced the second crop of space seeds.

How do you belong?" Hints of this tension are strewn about town, from the intricate Inuit sculptures that sit among the city's crop of space-age fibreglass buildings – built without windows at the height of the 1970s oil crisis to save on heating costs – to the igloo-shaped Anglican cathedral.

White Columns, as 112 Greene Street came to called, became a prototype for a crop of nonprofit alternative spaces that sprang up across the country.

A growing crop of co-living spaces has emerged, such as Nomad House and Roam.

Contrary to the idea that trees can take up a lot of space in cropping systems, Leakey says they can in fact often be cultivated in agroforestry mixtures such that the total value of all the different products produced from a plot is greater than from a single crop.

Early harvest and economical use of space are the principal objectives of growing vegetable crops from transplants produced in a greenhouse or outdoor seedbed.

He also learns how advances in greenhouse technology are encouraging higher crop yields in a smaller amount of space.

Commercial crops do not require a lot of space.

As the technology economy downsized, magazines like Upside and the Industry Standard went the way of the 286 computer, and now that consumers are saving much of their spending for their living space, a crop of new magazines is sprouting to feed the trend.