Sentence examples for taking a hay from inspiring English sources

Watching people go by has to be a little better than visiting a corn maze or taking a hay ride (or both) -- innocent voyeurism is not a crime and can make the time go by with interesting conversation.

The Nygrens serve an afternoon tea, and guests are invited to help feed the animals on Saturday mornings, to gather around a lakeside bonfire on Saturday nights, and to take a hay ride on Sunday mornings.

People can drive through the neighborhood to take in the lights, or take a hay ride or trolley ride instead.

Take a hay ride or wagon ride as part of your tour.

Brill said, "We take all ten of your fingerprints, we take your iris scans, right and left side, but when you enroll you tell us what your favorite biometric is: do you want us to ask for your right thumb or your left index finger?" He went on, "From T.S.A.'s standpoint, what we're doing is taking a lot of hay out of its proverbial haystack".

The church and most of the farmhouses around it were built by descendants of Saxons who arrived in 1142, and the lay-out is unchanged - a broad dirt road flanked by pear trees and houses in medieval half-timbered style, with gates between them wide enough to take a loaded hay wagon.

The campaign that started out so promising took a heavy toll on Hays's brigade.

"The public defender is no help to him," said Mr. Wagler, 38, while taking a break from baling hay in his barn.

This year, we achieved nirvana, taking a house nestling under Hay Bluff where, after a morning spent quizzing festival attendees about their literary output, I could slip on my boots and head up the hills with dog and children in tow.

"It's like taking a lot of the hay out of the haystack," a senior Obama administration official told reporters.

As an Obama administration official said of the new policy, "It's like taking a lot of the hay out of the haystack".