Sentence examples for usual crops from inspiring English sources

The cold and damp start to the season also caused damage to sections of the Hamptons economy, particularly farmers whose usual crops have been devastated.

There were the usual crop of local celebrities.

Is it writer, or has NYC been producing more than its usual crop of apocalyptic images?

Last night the usual crop of hopefuls were being ruthlessly weeded in corridor gossip.

"We're hoping you might say something about a film that's different from the usual crop that's out for this summer".

In addition to more channels, BSkyB offers an interactive television service called Open, with the usual crop of information pages on news, weather and sports.

Shari Anne Brill, chief of Shari Anne Brill Media, was also dismayed by what she called "the usual crop of dark, supernatural shows with monsters, mayhem and magic".

Another week, another listing – and this time investors can look forward to something different from the usual crop of oil & gas prospectors and mining plays.

Nobody appears inclined to take responsibility, certainly not the usual crop of non-executives "drawn from the same narrow social and professional circles as the executive team", to use May's words again.

William and Kate, as the prince's popular parents are most commonly referred to here, did not pick the usual crop of senior or foreign royalty as godparents for their firstborn.

The usual crop of arrivals from the US east coast was notable by its absence at Heathrow airport on Sunday morning, with dozens of flights cancelled because of the heavy snowfall stretching from Washington DC to New York.