Sentence examples for harvest enough from inspiring English sources

We harvest enough, but the price keeps fluctuating - year after year, month after month, even weekly.

In key wine-producing regions, severe storms, flooding and low temperatures saw producers struggle to harvest enough grapes.

His family had no source of income; they couldn't harvest enough wheat even to make their own bread.

Harvest enough phone records, study enough e-mail patterns, eavesdrop on enough conversations, and eventually its net will dredge up nasty fellows who wish us only ill.

Last week, as I weeded my potatoes, I actually found myself wishing for more dock so that I could harvest enough tender leaves to chop up for pasta.

Those earlier efforts stumbled, however, because the piezoelectric components used were only able to harvest enough current to power a pacemaker if the vibrations fell within a narrow frequency range.

On this morning, they harvested enough grapes to produce 220 cases of Mario Bazán Cellars wine.

Thomas Jefferson planted European grape varietals at Monticello; though he tried for years, he never harvested enough to make wine.

In the spring, she takes a machete to the new bamboo on her grandmother's property, usually harvesting enough to make 2,000 or more jars.

The panel on the climbing robot, about the size of a coffee tray, harvested enough power to run a small lawnmower.

For centuries, residents of Yumingzui, a village of 562 people in the eastern province of Shandong, enjoyed a quiet life by the ocean, harvesting enough fish, sea cucumbers and abalone to support a prosperous seafood trade.