Sentence examples for rice stores from inspiring English sources

First Lieutenant James T. Cooney was flying Colonel Henderson's helicopter over My Lai 4; he told the Peers commission, "I did notice several hootches burning, several buildings burning, possibly rice stores.

But documents and witness accounts show that he received a shrapnel wound when South Vietnamese troops blew up rice stores, and an injured arm in a mine explosion later that day.

White rice stores well for a long time, but for her favorite, brown rice, fresh milling is a big advantage because the kernels have small amounts of oil that can turn rancid once the bran is stripped off.

Finally, one family explained that they had no money to take their dying child to a doctor, even though their rice stores were full.

It was April, harvest time, and the smell of freshly threshed rice stored in giant clay pots was like catnip to the wild elephant population.

Instead, he keeps most of his wealth in coarse paddy rice stored in a silo behind his house, about 3,600,000 kyats worth.

The rodents are feasting on millions of tonnes of wheat and rice stored in government warehouses (or, frequently, in the open air), the cattle on discarded potatoes.

The confrontation, which at one point almost turned into a riot, began this morning when several hundred refugees converged on the compound and demanded the bags of rice stored inside.

A two-dimensional, finite difference model was developed to predict temperature and moisture content of rough rice stored in a cylindrical bin subjected to variations in ambient air temperature variation.

Wang, the son of a tea farmer who got his start in business as a teenager by opening a rice store, died at his longtime home in Short Hills, N.J., a suburb of New York City, on Oct. 15 at age 92.

One picture shows a meat and rice store with a shimmering red sign suspended above the street; cool blues and greens beam out from the windows.