Sentence examples for tiny crop from inspiring English sources

First, the vines flowered irregularly, leaving growers with a tiny crop.

A new study shows that the tiny crop pest, Acyrthosiphon pisum, is a champion at landing right-side up after a fall, speedily rotating into a feet-down position after falling for 0.2 seconds or less.

Withinahs Move On: Remembering Jack Wills.

Walking down the red carpet at the Los Angeles, Calif., event, Rivera showed off her killer body in a tiny crop top (that could easily pass as a bandeau) and a high-waisted pencil skirt.

From the pavilion, the lights and smoke from the main stages seemed so distant; the crowds were densely packed for hundreds of metres and totally oblivious, a solid mass of perfectly smooth, shredded dudebros dwarfing tiny, crop-topped partners, and thinning out to solitary, leathery-tanned old mates, dancing alone.

They reap tiny crops from hard and inhospitable soils.

"I have an apartment here," she added, confessing that she had struggled at home with her tiny cropped bustier and pencil skirt.

Slowly, the rain clouds seemed to gather, for the floral patterns were protected — first, with leather jackets ruffled with chiffon sleeves; then tiny cropped tops and finally by a slim trench coat.

A waxed paper packet full of silvery Baltic herrings, small and slender; a basket full of tiny, first-crop new potatoes, with parchment-colored skin so thin you could rub it off with your fingers; and a profusion of dill, chives, parsley and basil growing in little pots.

That may not seem so bad hey, it's the top half of the list until you realize that the bottom half consists of the dregs of global business, tiny one-crop countries in Africa and basket cases like Russia.

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