Sentence examples similar to down wheat from inspiring English sources

The blue of his eyes was a paler blue than she'd ever seen in eyes before, his hair like down, wheat-colored, lovely.

Is it not sensible to advise those with digestive troubles to cut down on wheat, then?

But with rain and sun pouring down, the wheat will grow; a prison will become a habitat, which will then wither away.

Farm implement manufacturers will sometime charter small planes to deliver needed parts to combines that are broken down in wheat fields.

Some people see Jesus's face on a slice of toast and interpret that as a sign that they should cut down on wheat and gluten; others see it as a sign that the local bakers have invested in a new range of Christian-themed baking stencils.

In farming towns you found spoiled land, demoralized workers, broken-down equipment, wheat rotting in the open.

The down-regulated wheat probe sets corresponded to 784 rice loci.

Similarly, a significant portion (34%) of the genes down-regulated in barley, were also down-regulated in wheat roots in response to salt stress.

We identified six genes which were up-regulated in rice (both FL478 and IR29) and down-regulated in wheat.

Cluster 1 (67 genes) grouped genes that were down-regulated during wheat grain development, and on average their profile declined between 80 and 500°Cdays.

"We Trekkies really do get down in the wheat sometimes".