Sentence examples for old grain from inspiring English sources

Never store new grain with old grain.

One group uses an old grain storage warehouse as a dump.

Before every competition, kibbutz members drape signs wishing him luck on an old grain silo.

Two new rooms will open in the spacious old grain store later this month.

Owner Fenny van Wees recently perfected a single, old grain version – Mirakel van Amsterdam ('miracle from Amsterdam'), well worth experiencing.

The spacious hotel, which occupies an old grain silo, has everything from a cabaret stage to a hammam, with 110 rooms starting at $425.

But since the office, an old grain-store near Lyminster, was rent-free, the true cost of administering the office was close to £3,000 a year – suggesting £12,000 a year was unaccounted for.

This figure clearly illustrates that the new grains nucleate from the old grains' boundary (Fig. 9b) and then start to grow (Fig. 9c).

When Roberts used OSL to tease dates from individual mineral grains, he was able to distinguish old grains of bedrock from the grains of sediment that would reveal the true age of the shelter.

I met a 28-year-old grain farmer called Richard in Kyenjojo in the west.

Kevin Compton, a 48-year-old grain farmer, recently walked into his corn field to inspect the damage from a summer-long drought.