Sentence examples for harvests up from inspiring English sources

"We moved every couple months," she said, following harvests up and down the Pacific coast.

Wheat prices fluctuated heavily year to year, depending on local harvests; up to a third of the grain produced in England was potentially for sale, and much of it ended up in the growing towns.

They were migrants and the children of migrants, a couple that chased the harvests up and down Interstate 35, picking and planting their youth away in the hot fields from Texas to Michigan.

Why the state policies identify different upper limits is not clear, but the policies concur that harvests up to 35% are sustainable.

In this way, the farmers can bring entire harvests up to the standards of Tcho or any other buyer.

Even so, dry-harvested cranberries are expected to be 8 to 10percentt of the total cranberry harvest, up from an average of 4 to 6percentt, he said.

Transplants were harvested up to 19 months later for histologic and mechanical analyses.

Fetuses were harvested up to 1 week after implantation representing a birth-relevant gestational age.

It is expected to produce a record 49 million tons of soybeans this harvest, up 13percentt from last year.

Thus, sloping smooth roofs (RC > 0.90) may harvest up to about 50% more rainwater than flat rough roofs (RC = 0.62).

NPR: Despite the lingering drought, the U.S.D.A. is predicting a record corn harvest, up nearly 40 percent over last year's yield.