Sentence examples for elderly rice from inspiring English sources

Cherubim and seraphim smiling on Guyana," says an elderly rice farmer.

BAISHAZHEN, China — The elderly rice farmer was leading three outsiders into an illegal quarry to show them the gangster-run mine that has poisoned his village's fields and streams.

"I will never forget those voices and those faces sitting in front of me," Sarah Johnson, a student at Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs SIPAA), said over coffee at a campus café recently, as she described a meeting she had with a group of elderly rice farmers in the Charlands of western Bangladesh this past summer.

Behind meagre piles of bread and rice, elderly women traders whooped, cackled and babbled.

Elderly women cook it -- rice, potatoes, cucumbers and tomatoes picked from the villa's garden -- over a tiny stove hooked up to a blue kerosene tank.

At 1 55 p.m., Juan Gonzalez rolled out of Sosa's station, the first person to leave with a full tank since 9 p.m. the previous evening, to go eat a simple of lunch of sausage and rice with his elderly parents.

It can be found in the markets in most Asian countries, but the belief is that the unpolished rice is for the elderly, and anecdotally it is said to provide nutritional and metabolic benefits.

You know that little boost you get when you help an elderly person get a bag of rice from a high-up shelf, or give a seat to a pregnant women on public transport?

"It's like a picture of sticky rice cake," says Morihisa Kanoya, an elderly fisherman from Namie who now lives in a tiny temporary home far from the sea.

In the neighboring building we meet an elderly couple from Java, who also left behind rice farming to join the construction boom.

In the neighbouring building we meet an elderly couple from Java, who also left behind rice farming to join the construction boom.