Sentence examples for sheaf of wheat from inspiring English sources

A sheaf of wheat for farm country?

Gerbe originally meant a sheaf of wheat.

It is represented as a young maiden carrying a sheaf of wheat.

Those Melmac dishes bore pathetic designs — a faded rosebud, a sheaf of wheat — intended to recall fine porcelain.

Before this date most impressed designs were inspired by Anglo-Irish cut glass, often coupled with popular American devices such as a sheaf of wheat.

The sheaf of wheat symbolizes the bounty of the land, and the hope that soon more things will come in sheaves.

Since the age of 15, he has maintained a signature appearance: his sheaf-of-wheat, foot-tall red hair, baggy tuxedo and two-tone shoes.

The coat of arms still includes a mosque, two flags, and sheaves of wheat.

Annona is named for the Roman goddess of the harvest, and sheaves of wheat are part of the décor.

The Weary Peasants Some tired-looking peasants are walking down a road at sunset, carrying sheaves of wheat.

The emblem of this separatist territory is the embodiment of Soviet kitsch, complete with red star and sheaves of wheat.