Sentence examples for wild seeds from inspiring English sources
They rake the garden and plant the wild seeds.
And if there's one band capable of sowing wild seeds of imagination, it's Animal Collective.
An essential feature of Desert assemblages is the milling stone, for use in grinding wild seeds.
He said she'd sowed her wild seeds & then returned to him as being as good a husband as any.
The family has elected for now to stay here together, surviving by gathering wild seeds to eat.
They obtained food principally by foraging wild seeds, roots, and nuts, though agriculture was apparently incipient at this time.
Her WILD SEED (Warner/Aspect, paper, $13.95) was first published in 1980.
That is sensible for a wild seed, but unnecessary for a pampered cultivar.
"Wild Seed" immerses the reader in uncommon settings and situations presented with such conviction that they never come across as merely exotic.
Hannah takes solace in the arms of blue-eyed Conary Crocker, Dundee's "all-around wild seed," who charms her with lazy afternoon boat trips off deserted islands.
Unlike wild bananas, the Cavendish doesn't have seeds, because it has three sets of chromosomes; it's what biologists call a triploid — in this case, the haphazard product of two wild, seeded diploids that mated thousands of years ago.
