Sentence examples for harvests on from inspiring English sources

Back here in Meursault, where a prolonged stretch of dry, sunny weather has led some to predict 2011 will be one of the earliest harvests on record, the vintage differences are equally apparent.

For a salt-crusted baked fish to serve two people — like the one described in Elaine Sciolino's story on the salt harvests on the Île de Ré, off the west coast of France — you will want a whole fresh fish, including the head and tail.

The effects of war and bad harvests on the rural poor, and corruption of parliamentary rotten boroughs (in one of which Halifax refuses to stand) are a small part of the wide-ranging historical backdrop.

He also plants and harvests on neighbouring farms, which have been reallocated to black owners, and gets half the crop.

Recent studies in Sweden explore the effects of famine and abundant harvests on the health of descendants four generations later.

But he also plants and harvests on neighbouring farms, which have been reallocated to black owners, and gets half the crop.

Harvest-on-Hudson is one of a family of four restaurants, the other three in Montauk.

Harvest-on-Hudson 1 River Street, Hastings-on-Hudson.

Spots to Hit to Hit the Spot HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON Harvest-on-Hudson, 1 River Street.

FOR any impresario seeking inspiration, Harvest-on-Hudson here might provide a model.

A few yards up the same waterfront street, California meets Tuscany at Harvest-on-Hudson.