Sentence examples for not grains from inspiring English sources

What Englishmen call a shop was called a store by Americans as early as 1770, and long before that time corn, in American, had come to signify, not grains in general, but only maize.

Hundreds of my patients, readers of my books and members of my website have dropped their cholesterol levels into the favorable range and reversed their existing heart disease -- without drugs -- using high nutrient eating, which places vegetables -- not meat, and not grains -- at the base of our food pyramid.

Developing countries, which have neither the available grain resources nor the money to import them, should, however, follow the same philosophy for feeding their animals, that is, they should use their own locally available feed resources, not grains!

A Paleolithic diet is a modern dietary regimen based on foods presumably eaten regularly during the Paleolithic, which includes lean meat, fish, shellfish, fruits, vegetables, roots, eggs and nuts, but not grains, dairy products, salt or refined fats and sugar, which became staple foods long after the appearance of fully modern humans.

It is "Xe," not "Grain".

Feed is also an issue, because cows evolved to eat grass, not grain.

"These are not grain trains, these are hazmat trains," FRA Administrator Sarah E. Feinberg said.

Live-action cows also charge the 1969 screen — cows eating common grass, not grain improved with hormones.

India is the world's largest market for that spirit but most of it is made from molasses, not grain.

As anyone who's been following these issues knows, cattle are meant to eat grass, not grain.

Because the stomachs of cattle are meant to digest grass, not grain, cattle raised industrially thrive only in the sense that they gain weight quickly.