Sentence examples for foraging from from inspiring English sources

If you enjoy foraging from the hedgerows, you may well have an excess of berries.

"I learnt more about foraging from a few hours with Hugh than I have learnt about the euro in a decade.

It would be interesting to know how you feel about foraging, from family trips blackberry picking to experiences you have had with wild food in restaurants or elsewhere.

And even though Ms. Becker has not completely fulfilled her vow to visit the park every day, her many visits have provided ample opportunity for foraging from one corner to the next, discovering much of its natural bounty as well as many of its man-made secrets.

Cue-naïve subjects showed a preference for UV-absorptive substrates, suggesting that woodpeckers may be pre-disposed to foraging from such substrates.

"They are focused on eating and could be out foraging from dawn to dusk.

They have to be foraged from the parks, woods and shorelines around the city.

The ale's secret ingredient is buckthorn berries, foraged from the nearby beach.

He always answers — based on his own reading and on insight foraged from his colleagues.

They resist carrying rations or ammunition on patrol, preferring to forage from villages.

As with most of Ashbery's work, its medium is composed partly of language foraged from everyday American speech.