Sentence examples for made produce from inspiring English sources

Have a browse through the artworks and locally made produce on sale to stretch your legs.

It says pollution has made produce costlier and harder to come by, and tourism is under threat.

Mostly made with produce from the garden, the feed included purple dragon carrots marinated in rice vinegar and mint; chard gratin; mixed greens; and roasted autumn vegetables that made produce from a supermarket seem about as natural as a facelift.

Councils need the tax revenue and jobs, which big firms offer more securely than small businesses, though the latter tend to keep jobs and profits within the community, not to mention sell locally made produce rather than those fancy imports.

Commodities, irrespective of their subject matter, are made, produced and marketed to entice any and all consumers.

The coming of women has helped change a culture and, to that extent, made producing a strong publication easier.

"These kinds of videos have been made, produced, disseminated and nobody in this country was seeing it, hearing it or reporting on it," Mr. Murphy said.

The form has become more prevalent as technology has made producing and distributing shorts easier.

In general, all types of straw panels made produced in this work met the MOR, MOE, IB and TS requirements for general uses according to European standards.

It made producing records seem acceptable.

The expense of cleaning or replacing that equipment has made producing energy cost-prohibitive.