GM crops can tackle weeds, and would allow farmers with just a knapsack sprayer to increase their acreage.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation FBII) took up the case and soon turned its attention to Richard Jewell, the security guard who had originally alerted police to the presence of the knapsack before it exploded.
On July 27 , 1996 a single homemade pipe bomb left in a knapsack exploded amid a crowd of spectators in Centennial Olympic Park, near the main sites of the Olympic Games in Atlanta.
* Not long after limping into London with my trusty knapsack all those years ago, this then wide-eyed cub reporter had the privilege of cutting his journalistic teeth interviewing national treasure Michael Winner.
Shields had on jeans and pink sneakers, and her blue knapsack sat on the floor by her feet.
Before Porter sailed for France and the first World War, a friend, Charles Munn of Philadelphia, gave him a portable piano — a kind of combined zither and harpsichord that could be carried on a man's back like a knapsack.
It found a place in the knapsack of many a Union soldier.
At 4 45 P.M., while the police were searching the Brooklyn Bridge (they found only a stray knapsack), a car caught fire inside the Lincoln Tunnel, closing the Manhattan-bound lanes and creating congestion on the eastern spur of the New Jersey Turnpike.
When Henry David Thoreau was finishing up at Harvard, his mother advised him to buckle his things into a knapsack and "roam abroad to seek your fortune," whereupon Thoreau sat down and wept.
"You're just gonna leave him there?" a drug-addicted refugee named Maude Danielle Slavickk) asks, noticing the dead intruder, as she pulls her infant daughter from a knapsack and hands her over to Ellen in exchange for a safe place to stay.
Chances are, you'll find a Byronic young man reading "Cartesian Meditations" on a bench beneath an elm tree, or perhaps his romantic cousin, the New England boy of fall, a tousle-haired chap with a knapsack slung back on one shoulder.
