Sentence examples for wheat bundles from inspiring English sources

2. Wheat bundles as centerpieces & the wheat grain as the toss - it also has great wedding symbolism because of its traditional symbolism of fruitfulness and was among the earliest grains (predating rice) to be ceremoniously showered on the bride and groom.

After wading through illustrations of wheat bundles and old-homey type hovering over fields of green, I found the mega-corporation's name printed oh-so discreetly on the loaf's packaging.

Outside the car window, the scenery went by, a wash of greens and blues then browns as he crossed into the state's arid center, where there was nothing but brush, giant silos of wheat, bundles of hay and windmills slowly turning in the sun.

From cuneiform tablets counting wheat bundles to the Torah to papyrus paintings of Egyptian royal politics to personal diaries, we have figured out ways to preserve data about human experience.

It's a five minute walk up from the road, past an upended wooden house still perched at a 45 degree angle, past tents erected in the yards of people's damaged homes, and through freshly harvested wheat bundles.

In wheat, vascular bundles consist of xylem (tracheids) and phloem (sieve tube elements) and are supported by sclerenchyma tissue (fibers) in stems.

How long before they are commodities to be bought and sold on the open market as if they were pork bellies or wheat futures (or bundled sub-prime mortgages)?

Morphology and orientation of cellulose in the vessels of vascular bundles of wheat straw were studied.

The Wheatsworth building, designed by J. Edwin Hopkins, has "a granite base, terra cotta pilasters etched with bundles of wheat stalks and several bands of multi-colored terra cotta friezes" typical of the Art Deco style, and the facade's abstract sculptural forms are characteristic of the Viennese Secessionist styles, the commission said.

Tourists gawk in the shadow of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, its walls replete with hammers and sickles, bundles of wheat and Soviet stars.

The seal depicts three bundles of wheat, an image taken from the family crest of Isaac Royall Jr. It's meant to pay tribute to Royall, who left his estate to create the first law professorship at Harvard University but who was a slave trader and owned slaves at his Massachusetts home.