Sentence examples for peas grow from inspiring English sources

Ever see peas grow in three days?

The peas grow round circles of pig netting.

"Yellow peas grow in areas that receive lots of rain, so they need little or no irrigation".

Sweet peas grow best in rich soil that drains well.

I remember, around age three, peas growing in the back garden.

Food came from everywhere: "rancid butter" from Australia, biscuits and marmalade from England; an abundance of sugar cane, yams and pigeon peas grew all around him.

(Scientists speculate that the last Ice Age killed off diversity in much of the Northern Hemisphere, leaving a small center around the Mediterranean, where asparagus was first domesticated, and another in Eastern Europe, where barley and peas grew in abundance).

There are peas growing in rows in a green field — "Long twining peas in faintly misted greens" — and flowers beneath a maple tree, "gemm'd with morning hours" (meaning perhaps both morning light and dew): I love the lone green places where they be And the sweet clothing of the Maple tree.

As a student at Swanbourne House, a school near his family's country estate, where students were allowed to explore the neighboring fields, de Rothschild persuaded a few classmates to join him in eating what he thought were snap peas growing on a tree.

"You can buy a company that makes canned peas, growing with the rest of the economy at 3%, leverage it four-to-one [$4 of debt for each $1 of equity] and maybe get a 15% return.

Apply mulch to peas grown in high-temperature areas to cool the soil and reduce water loss.