Sentence examples for crop of winter from inspiring English sources

Nottinghamshire Good crop of winter signings has bolstered strong squad.

Magistrate Geoffrey Olsen told Williams he was unable to order him to compensate farmer Michael Maude who suffered damage to a crop of winter wheat put at £200.

My answer to this challenge is the comfort salad, and the key to the comfort salad is the exciting crop of winter veg, now just coming on stream.

But Mr Singh has lost half of his annual income of 50,000 rupees ($890) and now depends upon his crop of winter wheat.

THE arrival of rain and snow on China's parched northern plain has raised hopes that the country's crop of winter wheat will fare better than feared.

The first experimental crop of winter wheat was sown there in the autumn of 1843, and for the past 166 years the field, part of the Rothamsted Research station, has been the site of the longest-running continuous agricultural experiment in the world.

Calendar Girls Long Island has its own crop of 2004 calendar girls.

Just a few months ago, the United States Department of Agriculture was projecting a record corn crop of 14.79 billion bushels.

With the notable exception of Georgia, the corn crop of 1862 largely failed, while the Montgomery Advertiser pronounced the Confederacy's wheat crop all but ruined.

And for music critics, it begins even sooner, when the new crop of Christmas recordings begins to sprout in the heat of August.

The Festspielhaus now fills it year-round, about 120 times, with the cream of the crop of today's musicians and dance companies.