Sentence examples for seed might from inspiring English sources

Father Seed might think it worthwhile doing something similar.

A smaller seed might be ready in an hour.

Dr. Lentink suspected that the seed might generate such vortexes; many wings do, given the right conditions.

But some farmers say the older conventional seed might not grow as well as the genetically engineered varieties.

Mr. Burgess obviously delights in playing alchemist, so the object he wound up with, the seed, might be seen as something powerful, like the philosopher's stone.

The terrible thing about quitting, some smokers said, is that a seed might have already been planted deep inside the body that flowers into death.

(For example, seeds might get mixed up in a factory).

Townsend said the seeds might be linked to an outbreak of the illness "outside the United States".

The Nobel Prize-winning author V.S. Naipaul, left, has said that his latest novel, "Magic Seeds," might be his last.

Magdalena worried that seeds might have been stolen from Bonn, or even his secure glasshouse at Kew.

Perhaps this is what the Bad Seeds might sound like shorn of Cave and conspirator Warren Ellis' demented lead.