Sentence examples for whose crops from inspiring English sources

"There's this old joke about the farmer whose crops fail," she says.

What of farmers whose crops are damaged or destroyed by deer?

I have picked up shot pigeons whose crops were positively crammed full of acorns.

For those like Mr. Huang whose crops and animals are starved for water, the suffering is palpable.

The memorial service here was a tribute to the stylist whose crops and bobs in the 1960s did more than change women's hair styles.

Baboons, which are the bane of farmers whose crops they damage, include the Rhodesian and yellow species, as well as the chacma, the largest known baboon species.

Only oyster farmers, whose crop takes years to replenish, had been eligible for four times their losses.

His love interests were Fiona, the squire's daughter, and Eve, whose cropped blonde hair became a minor fad.

Representative designers are Plain, whose one-size T-shirts fit most ($89), and Mancandy, whose cropped vest has shoulder pads ($150).

"Tsipras is the worst of them all," says Vasillis Akratos, another farmer at the road block, whose crop, the Corinthian currant, has been exported from the region since antiquity.

We have seen that farmers in North America whose crop was cross-pollinated by GM pollen have been sued by the GM company.