Sentence examples for produce made from inspiring English sources
A fifth poet, Milán Füst, wrote little, but the dramatic metaphors and sonorous language of the work he did produce made his a lasting influence.
He said that Tesco had moved to match discounters on about 200 products and it was now too expensive for them to respond as these key items, including fresh produce, made up more than 20% of the German chains' sales.
In fact, a 2011 review of the IHR, which Aavitsland helped produce, made some of the same points.
Residents were reliant upon income generated from tourism, remittances from relatives who had joined the Cape Verdean diaspora, and the local to national level export of vegetables and fruit as well as produce made at the agricultural co-operative within Chã, such as crab apple and quince jams as well as wine (the most important by value).
Livestock, artificial fertiliser, and farm produce made up the majority of the remaining freight traffic.
Tax policies encouraging needed produce made distinctions between land use to determine tax levies.
Mr. Shepherd is convinced that raising fresh, organic produce makes economic, philosophical and gustatory sense.
It will cost $300,000 to produce, making it one of the Public Art Fund's most expensive projects.
Do the designs we produce make sense and give meaning to people?
The spikes in demand they produce make stocks hard to manage for both retailers and their suppliers.
At Fink's Country Farm, near the hot-dog truck, hearse drivers stopping to buy produce make up a big chunk of business in the summer months.
