Sentence examples for picking greens from inspiring English sources

Some of the women were picking greens up on the mountain, preparing to soak them in tall buckets of mountain spring water and store them for the winter.

After picking, green stays fresh only a few days if not roasted.

Valdez was born in San Antonio, Texas, and until she was about seven years old she traveled with her parents and siblings as family members worked fields in Michigan and other states, picking green beans and other crops.

"In the country we were sent out to the field to pick greens for supper, and I haven't tasted food that good since".

Stopping by the side of the road and going to pick greens, all I could think of was 'Oh my God, if somebody drives by and sees us!' But you just grow out of it".

Though often picked green, fully ripe plantains are black all over.

In nearby fields, workers pick green beans, zucchini, eggplant and peppers.

Americans had been "spoiled," she wrote in 1932, by "peaches from South Africa and strawberries picked green and shipped too far".

While I cut away stems of the stuff, and pick green beans, my parents' neighbour Peter digs up his potatoes.

Mr. Hadleck picked "Green Tea," first performed with the pianist John Medeski, the bassist Chris Wood and the drummer Billy Martin as sidemen.

If they've been shipped over long distances, then they were picked green, and so the texture is likely to be soft and mealy, with very little flavor.