Sentence examples for maize that goes from inspiring English sources

If all the American maize that goes into ethanol were instead used as food, global edible maize supplies would increase by 14%.But that is not going to happen.

The Dorito: a gigantic triangle made of maize that went to see John Bishop do stadium comedy last year.

Cooking oil, sugar, wheat flour, coffee and the all-important pre-cooked maize flour that goes into many Venezuelan dishes are among the staple items that have largely disappeared from the shelves.

To facilitate quicker generation, the laboratory of James Birchler developed a fast flowering "mini-maize" that can go from seed to seed in 60 days that is available from Maize Genetics Stock Center (see below for more information on the Stock Center).

Purebred English Wagyu Burgers Hailing from the UK's only supplier of purebred Wagyu beef, the cows that go into these meaty, amply-marbled patties rest on straw and are fed on maize to give a meaty, rich flavour.

China recently gave the safety go-ahead to its first GM rice variety and a new GM maize that should make better pig feed.

"When the maize crop goes down, the circumstances for social unrest go up … This is exactly how the Arab spring in the Middle East started," said Louis Meintjes, president of the Transvaal Agriculture Union.

When maize then went to Africa, that was a climate change.

When the price of maize goes up the bar owner cuts a strip of tin from the top of each can.

The guide makes just one mention of maize, and it goes as follows: "Post-harvest management of land.

Last year, Okippi says, a kilogramme of tobacco was bought for 4,000 Ugandan shillings (UShs), or $1.60, while that of maize went for just UShs750 ($0.30).