Sentence examples for grain of one from inspiring English sources

It is relatively hard, as a city child, to find a patriotic song with a setting that sounds like one's neighborhood, since they all seem to be about mountains and prairies and amber waves of the grain of one's choice.

When cure-all good health is promised via the exclusion of whole food groups, that might be to go against the grain of one of the few nutritional sureties we have.

"I'm looking to see how the grain of one board flows into the next so that the composition feels harmonious," he says.

"I like the idea of chance," Mr. Kelly said, citing the babylike shape that can be seen emerging from the grain of one of the totems in the show.

Total RNA fractions of wheat accessions were isolated from grain tissue of 3 4 grains of one ear of single plants, grown in adjacent fields in the spring and summer of 2005.

A whole grain intake of one 16 g serving/d was not achieved by 45%% of adults and 57 % of children/teenagers.

Mathematicians illustrate the power of what one might call doubling down with one variation or another on a story that goes like this: You begin with a single grain of wheat on one square of a chessboard.

It's another grain of salt one should use when gauging the electorate — and the accuracy of any given survey.

"I remember actually on the board, when we were doing the pluses and minuses, we had a bullet point: 'Coleman grain of truth,' " one juror said.

The inventor said, "All I desire is some rice to feed my family," and proposed to start with one grain of rice on the first square and double the grains of rice in each succeeding square.

Studies break all the time, but that's one grain of sand on a beach of research".