Sentence examples for mgs i from inspiring English sources

IL-1964 included data from 619 accessions in maturity groups (MGs) I and II that were introduced into the United States before 1961, as well as U.S. varieties released prior to 1965.

MG: I don't know.

MG: I'm not saying I got lucky.

MG: I don't think it's intentional.

MG I think they couldn't change the law.

MG: I think your first explanation is quite accurate.

MG: I expect in the next couple of years.

MG: I think this is the inevitable course of any entertainment industry.

MG: I think everybody has lots of stuff in their heads.

MG: I don't think social connectivity will radically change multiplayer experiences.

MG: I tend not to speak out on every public event.