Sentence examples for harvesting some from inspiring English sources

Stick to hedgerows for a chance of harvesting some hazelnuts but you'll have to time it just right to beat the squirrels, mice and birds.

Amadou Hassane, a millet farmer north of Niamey, has begun harvesting some of the millet in his fields for his family.

A basket in one hand, she appears to be catching her breath before harvesting some tomatoes or sampling a fresh Red-Cored Chantenay carrot.

Given many of you are far more funny than I could ever hope to be, I'll be harvesting some of that tonight.

Indonesia follows the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species, which forbids harvesting some species from the wild and sets quotas for others.

In one bed, 100 feet long by 4 feet wide, we'll plant six rows of carrot seed, harvesting some 3,000 carrots three months later.

Enron still hopes to harvest some gains in California.

Eventually we can harvest some posts and poles, as well.

Aidan went off to harvest some potatoes and courgettes for dinner.

Too many corporate executives sought ways to harvest some of those stock market gains.

These are one of the joys of early summer, so we harvest some of them, too.