Sentence examples for sacks of maize from inspiring English sources
OBC does some good work: in May, it donated sacks of maize towards a famine relief effort in Loliondo.
Attendance had dropped recently though, she said, because the supply of free sacks of maize provided by the World Food Programme has stopped, temporarily, she hoped.
In previous years she and her husband have been able to harvest 26 sacks of maize from their smallholding, providing enough for the family and a bit to spare for income.
The store is tiny, the size of a modest bedroom, and it was crammed with large sacks of maize, flour, and rice, as well as a welter of other items packed on metal shelves along the walls.
The bustle of Kezi centers on a store where people wait for the Shoeshine bus to come from the city, bringing passengers, newspapers, mattresses, tables, chairs, blankets, sacks of maize; women wait for letters from husbands or lovers, for parcels with nylons and deodorant and Ponds cold cream.
Survivors said that in addition to carrying too many people, the vessel was loaded with cars and trucks, sacks of maize and baggage that toppled onto passengers as the ferry made a sharp turn shortly before capsizing.
As of last week, the peasants had received only a sack of maize and beans each from the World Food Programme.
pic.twitter.com/1mSqx51SlS The way the oil price is going, by the end of this year it will be cheaper to buy a barrel of oil than a sack of maize.
Township life went on uninterrupted as a woman carrying a sack of maize on her head took a shortcut across the forecourt of the museum, kids played on homemade go-carts, and a stray dog ran through the dust.
Three products stand out from the sales figures at the Pick n Pay store nearest his office, says Mr Roberts: a 25kg sack of maize meal, a working-class staple; the bread baked in-store ("not the cheapest"); and bars of Lindt, a luxury chocolate.
We headed straight to the supermarket in Lilongwe and bought four 50kg sacks of ground maize, two 10kg bags of of rice, a sack of carrots, potatoes, salt, sugar, and bottles of beer.
