Sentence examples for stack of grain from inspiring English sources
A fat stack of grain gleams in the middle of it, ringed by golden maidens in native dress, holding their products aloft and celebrating their luck at being born Soviet.
"There's no way a bank would give him a loan". Mr. Slacum said the carefully stacked bags of grain outside Mr. Yowai's red mud house persuaded him to make one.
In my world, that translates into having a few friends over for stacks of whole-grain pancakes, lemon ricotta, sauteed local apples, my mother's brown sugar syrup — and plenty of shots.
In 2004, 99percentt of the world's humanitarian aid came in the form of commodities: sacks of grain, stacks of blankets, building materials.
The exhibition closes with evidence that the paintings of grain stacks, poplars and the facade of Rouen Cathedral were partly conceived in Monet's sketchbooks.
Well, if a poet can compare stacked volumes to garners of grain, I guess a retired statesman can call his collected works trees if he wants.
The breads — farro, einkorn, kamut — chalked on the board in the front of the shop make the place sound more like a heritage seed bank than a boulangerie, as do the sacks of grain stacked along the side of the dining room.
In a cavernous government warehouse, bags of grain are stacked almost 15 feet high, awaiting trucks to carry loads to different Fair Price Shops.
The hydrogenation kinetics is also considerably enhanced by the introduction of large fractions of grain boundaries and stacking faults while the hydrogenation thermodynamics remains unchanged.
Two main roles are (i) the changing of stacking fault energy of Mg and (ii) the enhancement of solute drag of grain boundaries and dislocations.
