Sentence examples for who forage from inspiring English sources

The inhabitants of Leningrad, "urbanites who forage in queues, not in the earth," face the horrifying fact that there is nothing to queue for.

Downy young move to the water's edge, where they remain on a feeding territory for at least six weeks and are fed small worms by the parents, who forage within sight in shallow water.

And while his chapter on canners -- who forage for cans and bottles to redeem for a nickel each -- acknowledges that this way of earning money "has its own limitations," he can't help concluding on a high note: "Being free is something that every collector prizes almost as much as the mongo itself".

Anthropologists Michael Gurven of the University of California, Santa Barbara, and Robert Walker of the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque tested this idea by studying two hunter-gatherer societies who forage for food much like early humans are believed to have done.

" Or " People Who Forage for All Their Food".

A picture on Monday with an article about residents who forage for fruits and vegetables at vacant properties in the Atlanta area was published in error.

Were the people who foraged for these wild foods healthier than we are today?

The word "tramp" originally described a military foraging expedition; a "bum" was a soldier who foraged a little too enthusiastically.

So, for starters: Who foraged for these morels, and how many are gathered on a good day?

We meet Recycler Wang, who forages for a living; Mr. Han, who repairs cellphones; Soldier Liu, noodle maker; and Meyer's students at Coal Lane Elementary school.

"When I first found argan oil, I brought it back to the U.K. to have it analyzed," says Earle, who forages the globe for raw ingredients.