Sentence examples similar to perpetual cropping from inspiring English sources

The Paul Taylor Dance Company returns to Lincoln Center with two new dances, "Perpetual Dawn" and "To Make Crops Grow," and a revival of Taylor's spoof of Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" — just the thing in this year of reverent tributes.

The future being planned by so-called rationalists includes robot armies, cyber warfare, genetically modified crops, and remaining on a perpetual war footing, going back to Pearl Harbor in 1941?

The season has two similarly shaded premières: in "To Make Crops Grow," villagers stone an outcast; in "Perpetual Dawn," young love blossoms to Baroque concertos.

"I grew up during the Cultural Revolution, a time of immense chaos and confusion throughout the country," continued the artist, short and thin, with cropped black hair, a round face and perpetual smile.

March 20 2013 March 24 201212 The final week of the Lincoln Center season offers last chances to catch the company's new pieces: "To Make Crops Grow," which exposes the dark side of village life, and "Perpetual Dawn," in which young love awakens.

The improvement of agricultural crops with regard to yield, resistance and environmental adaptation is a perpetual challenge for both breeding and research.

For the present time the perpetual cycle of cultivating the land, then being forced to leave it as crops die and livestock perish, continues to pull families apart.

Consecutive years of droughts and conflict have resulted in repeated crop failure, depletion of livestock, rising food prices, deteriorating purchasing power, eroded coping mechanisms and a perpetual state of emergency, with women and children bearing the brunt as the most destitute and vulnerable.

Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.

Perpetual daylight.

Perpetual travellers?