Sentence examples for that seeds from inspiring English sources

But the Americans insisted that seeds were later burned.

"The one that seeds them, it is what it is," Delany said.

Scientists have determined that seeds left in bird excrement are unusually helpful in reforestation.

It's possible that seeds could yet be lying dormant and regenerate.

Laboratory trials demonstrated that seeds could germinate on a variety of substrates after scarification and flood transport.

Magdalena worried that seeds might have been stolen from Bonn, or even his secure glasshouse at Kew.

The drawback with this style juicer is that seeds often get pushed up and out of the press.

She could see that the innards had been scooped out, but negligently, so that seeds remained, bits of pumpkin gristle.

In the 1830s and 40s, it was widely believed that seeds could not survive in salt water.

The biodiverse system has produced more food, and biodiversity means that seeds must be in the hands of farmers".

(There are, though, concerns that seeds could still be stolen before the government is able to mill them).