Sentence examples for that harvested from inspiring English sources

In Astrakhan he was in charge of the student brigade that harvested watermelons.

Fearful of popery, liquor, and big-city political machines that harvested the votes of new arrivals, they called for restrictions on immigration, the closure of saloons, and a ban on foreign-born people holding public office.

"It certainly appears that we should have been aware of that app developer," he allowed, referring to Global Science Research, or GSR, the subcontractor that harvested the private friends-only data and turned it over to Cambridge Analytica.

Last October, the wildlife service listed the beluga sturgeon as a threatened species and, in March, required nations that harvested the fish to provide a description of conservation programs by Sept. 6 or face an import ban.

The brown sugar, molasses and rum are reminders that it was the quest for sugar, and the slave labor that harvested it, that kept British colonialists in the islands.

On the day that I went down several construction and catering students were visiting as part of their course and were helping to construct a water-collecting device that harvested rainfall for use on the allotment, helping them to conserve the amount of water that they use from the mains during dry spells, like we've experienced recently.

Environmentalists assert that harvesting wild little fish for farming could severely damage marine ecosystems.

Some officials have recently said that harvesting organs from dead inmates tarnished China's image.

Clicking on unknown links may lead to "phishing" sites that harvest usernames and passwords.

Monroy estimates that harvesting an area of 20sq km would be enough to provide for the city's needs.

SAN FRANCISCO — A decade ago, only 500 rooftops in California boasted solar panels that harvest the sun's energy.