Sentence examples for eating barley from inspiring English sources
The locusts were easy to please, eating barley, buckwheat, melons, tobacco, strawberry, spruce, apple trees -- even fence posts, laundry hung out to dry and each other.
Darkness crashed down with African haste at 6.25pm, and after making our pop-up tents secure, we sat around a fire eating barley soup and camel couscous sharpened with dollops of harissa.
The book begins in a David Copperfield vein: As a boy, Goto lacked shoes, and he ate barley instead of rice.
Caracalla's message (Look! I eat barley just like you!) with his food came at a time when soldiers increasingly determined who became and remained emperor.
She says the crippling symptoms vanished, overnight, when she stopped eating wheat, barley and rye and anything else that contained gluten.
He grins and says I should eat more barley.
Since sheep have evolved to eat grass, barley and wheat are unnatural foods that lead to a decrease in milk quality and production, and a decline in the overall health of the animals (Campbell and Roe [1998]).
The others have to eat hay, barley, straw and corn mix in their stable.
Since my kids eat wheat, barley, grapes and olives on a fairly regular basis, I thought I would start with one of the other food choices from the original seven.
A trend for labourers to eat less barley and more wheat and rye, and to replace bread in their diet with more meat, had been apparent since before the Black Death, but intensified during this later period.
