Sentence examples for grain which was from inspiring English sources

AD Perhaps because it was such a struggle, one seemed to be going against the grain, which was not literary.

Storms washed away not only newly planted grain — which was already scarce, because farmers had begun eating their seed corn to survive — but also topsoil and dikes.

We used here the transmission-reflection method on the Al-foils (Okumura and Nakashima, 2004) in which the IR light was first transmitted into the sample grain, which was approximately 12 μm thick, reflected onto the surface of the Al-foils, and again transmitted through the sample.

"When I first heard the album, I thought, 'They're gonna crucify you!' But he went against the grain, which was so brave of him," he said.

As a result the most important exports were unprocessed raw materials, including wool, hides, salt, fish, animals and coal, while Scotland remained frequently short of wood, iron and, in years of bad harvests, grain, which was imported in large quantities, particularly from the Baltic ports, through Berwick and Ayr.

The oxygen gradient describes the oxygen concentration across the barley grain, which was measured by a probe moving through the tissue [compare Rolletschek et al. (2004)].

Many countries' food policies are essentially about providing cheap grain, which is just a start.

We believe that aristolochic acid contaminates wheat grain, which is likely the primary route of toxin ingestion in the Balkans.

My mother-in-law has found a special oatmeal place near our house and is interested in the grain, which is milled very fine.

Order anything made with farro, the nutty whole grain, which is served in soup and as farrotto, a risotto-style dish that changes ingredients with the season.

Similarly, the Canadian economy's heavy reliance on commodity exports like oil, gas, timber, minerals and grain, which are usually priced in American dollars, ought to be generating bumper earnings in terms of the Canadian currency.