Sentence examples for weed of from inspiring English sources

("But" seems to imply that if she sniffed the noxious weed of Marxism she didn't inhale).

The television set, that ubiquitous weed of the media, will be uprooted from the backs of taxicabs starting Sunday.

Mr Weed of Unilever forecasts a drift from paid advertising to "earned" media, including Facebook.Technology companies can hurt media firms in a number of ways.

If the weed of fundamentalism cannot be uprooted, then it is wise to make sure that the other plants in the garden are in good health.

Each of these species is listed as a weed of national significance, among the country's 32 most economically and environmentally damaging plant species.

The garden pansy (V. wittrockiana) is a hybrid, one of whose parents is V. tricolor, which is a weed of European grainfields, the other parents being V. lutea and V. altaica.

Asked the question in 2000, he pointed out that he was in a North Vietnamese prison camp by the time pot became the Navy's weed of choice when the smoking lamp was lit.

The dominant issue is a sense of loss – loss of population; loss of jobs; loss of small farms; loss of schools and post-offices; loss of local identity as the weed of suburban development spreads from larger towns.

According to Wikipedia — which could not be consulted surreptitiously on the iPhone during those early killer Trivial Pursuit competitions — the pair were critical of the kind of thinking that was "indiscriminate enough to confuse the flower of Trivia with the weed of minutiae".

And this would've been merely a prologue within a prologue: had the man in the madding park displayed the least inclination I'd have gone on – detailing exhaustively not only my relations with French tobacco, but those I've cultivated with the weed of many other nations as well.

Orobanche ramosa is an important parasitic weed of several agriculturally important crops.