Sentence examples for nourish about from inspiring English sources

In Middlesex County, Cheesequake Farms fared better, using movable water pipes to nourish about 100 acres, but its farmers said many ears failed to mature and could not be salvaged, a condition called "dry back".

No synopsis of Ungerer's oeuvre, in short, will get at what is delightful and artistically nourishing about his work, especially his children's books — his absurdity, as seen in this (complete) story from "I Am Papa Snap and These Are My Favorite No Such Stories" (1971): Bunny Bunson Brittle goes fishing.

But what gives Paul's death particular poignancy are the values that he represented and the hopes he nourished about the future of Russia.

The second coming of sustainable real estate, it will fuse green technology with nourishing all-about-me amenities and direct them indoors.

What he actually does is try to nourish consensus about where to draw red lines of editorial "good judgment and common sense," as he put it, against gratuitous, childish attacks on Muslims or anyone else, including Jews.

As the late Christopher Hitchens remarked: it's impossible to have a nourishing conversation about last year's Oscars results.

I am fond of Christopher Hitchens' remark: try having a nourishing conversation about last year's Oscar results.

I genuinely think that 12 Years is sturdy enough to survive, though now is the time to remember Christopher Hitchens's classic remark that it is impossible to have a nourishing conversation about the previous year's Oscar winners.

As a cinematic experience, it's about as nourishing as eating a pound and a half of candy floss.

But Alien is not in the business of old-style family entertainment (which was, after all, often as warm and gooey as hot treacle, and about as nourishing).

Also, I nourish a preconception about how my single life should look and it involves having the 20s I never had, engaging in pointless, emotionally unengaged encounters.