Sentence examples for grain around from inspiring English sources

Altogether, 18 countries may not have enough water to go on growing more and more grain: around 3.6 billion people live in these countries.

The Baltic Dry Index, which tracks the costs of shipping "dry" goods such as iron ore, coal and grain around the world, dipped this week after hitting an all-time high on November 13th.

Many investors have taken this advice, recently slashing $2 billion, almost half the market value, from Economou's DryShips, which owns 38 dry bulk carriers (from 46,000 deadweight tons to 170,000) that shuttle iron ore, coal, fertilizers and grain around the globe.

At 1 week (38 eyes), 2 weeks (30 eyes), 1 month (23 eyes), 3 months (18 eyes) and 6 months (13 eyes) after the surgery, hyporeflective dark grain around the incision was more obvious than central cornea and contralateral incision.

You may find you have to chop apart some splintered wood grain around large knots to completely split the block.

Higher porosity and lower mean grain size (around 1 μm) were characteristic of sample A1 (Fig. 9).

Complex carbs, like sweet potato, oatmeal, and whole grains, stick around a lot longer and fuel your body.

Wash the rice three times in cold water, moving the grains around with your fingers.

Scraping the last few grains around our truffle-oily plates with our forks, Harris and I mournfully expatiated on the declining status of the London cab trade.

Panic not; Here's the lowdown on five of the best grains around It's not a grain you'd necessarily think of as being ancient, and it definitely doesn't have a strange name.

The stones, a form of silica-rich rock called chert, were dated by Simon Armitage, a researcher at Royal Holloway, University of London, using a technique that measured how long sand grains around the artefacts had been buried.