Sentence examples for some sheaves from inspiring English sources

In the end, the raid turned up only a couple of World War II-era rifles and some sheaves of papers.

The New Yorker, April 17 , 1948P. 19 Speaking of heraldry, the most modern device we have come across lately is the coat of arms of the Rumanian Popular Republic: one tractor, three blast furnaces, and some sheaves of wheat, all nicely tied with ribbon.

By Richard Miles and E. B. White The New Yorker, April 17 , 1948P. 19 Speaking of heraldry, the most modern device we have come across lately is the coat of arms of the Rumanian Popular Republic: one tractor, three blast furnaces, and some sheaves of wheat, all nicely tied with ribbon.

Some had sheaves of Indian corn drying from the rafters, or raised eaves that allowed a little light to leak in.

He dismisses the commonly held notion that farming was a morally superior step above hunting and gathering on the ladder to civilization, yet points out that the idea lives on culturally: "No relief of the Triumph of Progress, of the kind which often decorates the tympana of our academies and museums, would be complete without some ears or sheaves".

But reserve a space for some leaves, too; great sheaves of them, if possible: crisp, colourful and tart.

This result makes it possible to construct Banach spaces of sections of some infinite-dimensional analytic sheaves.

Some patients now come armed with sheaves of journal articles and printouts, and demands for specific treatment.

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

Some parents said they had canceled spring vacations in favor of classes, flashcards and thick sheaves of sample test questions.

The neat sheaves of scallions.