Sentence examples for tight seed from inspiring English sources

This is significant, as U.S. organic-cotton growers have dealt with tight seed suppliers, persistent weeds, and a shortage of labor.

Firing a nail through the wrist would be a different matter: it has a tight, seed-like intricacy of nerves, blood vessels and interlocking bones.

As for the possibility that the program might be shut down by the governor — or future governors — at any time, Ms. Savino said the tight "seed-to-sale" controls over the program would make such a move highly unlikely.

The shawl plays at being lawn: a curved outline round a fat red gourd, round the tight black seeds round the sharp white teeth of this seam that was sewn in Pakistan.

She closes tight, as a seed, storing herself for later.

With the exception of Houston's raid on Portland, the other battles are as tight as their seeding suggested.

After easily dispatching 15th-seeded Abilene Christian in the first round of the NCAA tournament, Kentucky has played tight games against No. 7 seed Wofford, 62-56, in the second round and No. 3 seed Houston, 62-58, in the Sweet 16.

Bright flowers of the summer past, before they went away wrapped all their seeds up tight and dry to open on a day when warming sun awakens them, and snow begins to melt.

Levels of insoluble mHttex1-GFP aggregates were also measured by filter retardation-GFP immunoblotting (gel under the histogram of Figures 4d and e) and showed a tight correspondence to the seeding propensity.

C-RICM demonstrates that hepatocytes form tight adhesion contacts upon seeding on both plain PET and PAA-grafted PET (both with collagen coating) despite the insignificant two-dimensional cell spreading.

It was a much tighter process than the seed round.