Sentence examples for the surplus from from inspiring English sources

Nor did the farmer need to save up the surplus from many years of bumper crops before buying more land.

In Reydon, families put the surplus from backyard gardens inside the post office door, for others to take.

Potatoes are mainly marketed from October to January, he said, with the surplus from last year's harvest usually gone by April.

That is where battery storage systems come into play: they provide utilities with a handy way of "load shifting" the surplus from daytime periods of over-supply to times when demand is at its greatest.

It said the tax cut would eat up nearly $1.3 trillion of the surplus from now through 2011, while the weakened economy would reduce it by $929 billion and increased spending would cut it by $550 billion.

Matt Yglesias has been making roughly this case, for instance, painting a portrait of a future where the surplus from technology and automation under-writes leisure pursuits (mostly virtual, I would expect) and social-service support for the many singletons left underemployed and unemployable, and everyone else finds work in the booming, ever-expanding elder-caregiver industry.

Despite describing himself as an economic liberal, he would also use the surpluses from foundation trusts to fund cash-starved parts of the NHS in the same area.

From 1929 to 1975, the surplus product from the refinery and from the MIS topping plant was re-injected back into the Asmari formation.

Military surplus always has amazing details and at the moment I am really into the Soviet surplus from the Eighties.

The retentate from RO and the surplus sludge from anaerobic unit were meant for land farming.

In 1898, the young Bannerman made their largest purchase yet ― almost all the military surplus from the Spanish-American war.