Sentence examples for sacks of beans from inspiring English sources
They left behind their papers, six sacks of beans, up to 15 dead neighbours, and 10 kidnapped villagers.
He recalled that as a child growing up in the rural outback he had to haul sacks of beans to market from his family's farm, "with donkeys as my only company" for days at a time.
But despite the opposition's upbeat rhetoric, the PRI machine is still formidable, plying poor voters with handouts – sacks of beans, rice and cooking oil – and warning those who vote for the opposition that they'll lose their social benefits.
Sometimes the corpses of militiamen can be seen surrounded by sacks of beans turned into makeshift rucksacks with a couple of rope loops.The hunted men have been sent down from the Virunga volcanoes to loot food for their fellow fighters hidden higher up.
"I never ate the frozen stuff but I hear from people who have that it's disgusting," said Fernando Pereira, who sells nine grades of the stiff, salt-caked whole fish in his shop, King of Bacalhau, alongside dusty bottles of port, absinthe, whiskey and olive oil, open sacks of beans and grains and packages of cod cheeks, face and tongue.
The grower-owned Juan Valdez chain, whose emblem includes the familiar image of a coffee farmer and his mule carrying sacks of beans, got into the retailing business relatively late, in 2002.
"Cacao is a good crop, but it can be a real headache if the rains don't come," sighed the manager, leaning on a sack of beans.
But they've been carefully packed, and the great mounds of goods on which the passengers sit — big sacks full of beans and hot dogs and spaghetti, plastic-wrapped mattresses, jugs of cooking oil — remain dry.
The Red Cross is sending 70-pound sacks of rice, beans and sugar, as well as winter clothing.
They are waiting for food — for the sacks of dried beans and rice and maize flour piled against one wall.
Mr. Jean recruited local hip-hop musicians to distribute sacks of rice, beans and oil supplied by the United Nations World Food Program.
