Sentence examples for hot crop from inspiring English sources

There's no space in our orchestras, few vacancies in record companies, and a dearth of openings for the latest hot crop of jazz musicians.

The following summer was dry and hot; crops were poor; and, to compound the woes of the farmers, the price of wheat began to slide downward.

This season, beauty is Brazil's hottest crop.

You may reach the quintessential "after" photo -- you're rocking your skinniest jeans, hottest crop top, and sexiest heels in the picture.

Jefferson overturned convention when he brought hot weather crops to his Virginia hilltop garden.

Hot Chocolate cropped up in the UK charts between 1970 and the mid-1980s.

Traditionally it's a hot-climate crop, so for several years he had experimented to discover the ideal planting time for the British seasons.

Leaning from the window of a copper-colored Lexus at about 2 a.m., one former N.B.A. star called out to a woman wearing hot pants cropped so high and cut so low that she offered no challenge to anyone's imagination.

Hot-weather crops like tomatoes and peppers, on the other hand, don't like cold feet.

The old saying "knee-high by the Fourth of July" does not apply to this red-hot summer's crop.

And despite sporadic weather during the 2006 growing season, including heavy rains, hail storms in June and a particularly hot summer, the crop of grapes that arrived at the winery for sourcing were ripe and juicy, yielding this really nice vintage.