Sentence examples for having carrots from inspiring English sources

Farmers (at least the ones I know) live at the whim of the people they supply, selling crops cheaper than the agreed price, having carrots returned because they are the wrong shape and generally being treated like dirt.

Having healthier beverages available is similar to the smoker's trick of reducing the need for handling cigarettes by having carrot or celery sticks at hand.

It's got to have carrots.

"It had carrots and onions and cabbage.

As well as these sticks, America also has carrots.

"But that one has carrots," she said, following me reluctantly.

While most propositions have carrots, this one is all stick.

"You must also have carrots, and an exit strategy.

You can have carrots with round-ish roots, yellow carrots and every shade of orange.

Like other big companies, G.M. has carrots to entice start-ups.

Alex Paffenroth, left, of Paffenroth Gardens has carrots in assorted colors and sizes for $1.50 a bunch.