I couldn't say no, so I took a parcel of snacks from my travel bag, opened it, and held it out to him.
The number-crunching tool takes a parcel of land and measures agricultural production according to five main indices: irrigation water use, greenhouse gases, energy, soil erosion and land use.
Town fathers took a parcel out of the 1,100-acre city park and made it into a zoo.
A man who took a parcel into one of the local express offices, noticed another customer with a parcel, a welldressed lady whose tapping foot indicated that she had already been there a while.
By I. Moss and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, September 23 , 1944P. 15 A man who took a parcel into one of the local express offices, noticed another customer with a parcel, a welldressed lady whose tapping foot indicated that she had already been there a while.
We hear the warning, see it, are advised it: If someone asks you to take a parcel or piece of luggage for them through security or even after, DON'T.
The man took a parcel from the folds of his robe and held it out.
Peter Jones, the Dragons Den entrepreneur who bought the rights to the Jessops name and its website, is rumoured to be interested in taking on a parcel of its stores, potentially as many as 30.
When he returned from exile, Mr. Abu Bakr mobilized followers to take over a parcel of land on the outskirts of Port of Spain that had been donated by the Government a decade earlier to an East Indian Islamic group.
In January, the campaign group took ownership of a parcel of land big enough to grow some vegetables.
