You've got to prove that you're worthy.' " Seed saving is a kind of secret society.
Competition for land — to rent or buy — has grown cutthroat and overwhelming, a matter of networking and schmoozing (at church, at the local coffee shop, while selling seed) worthy of the corporate boardroom.
"You know if I didn't get seeded at the French, I'd go out there and try to do well to prove to the event that I'm worthy of being seeded," said Sampras, whose best finish at the French Open was as a semifinalist in 1996.
"They typically grow from the seeds of worthy ideas and their laudable promise is betrayed in subtle increments".
Had the Tigers beaten Vanderbilt in the Southeastern Conference tournament championship game, Stringer said, they would have been worthy of a No. 1 seed.
The seed heads, too, are worthy of mention, they bear little resemblance to the simple flowers.
It is worthy to note that the outer seed coat is derived from four layers of cells, and the outermost cell layer has become thickened at the early globular stage (Figure 4A and B).
Crowdfunding is a worthy platform not only for obtaining seed money for exploratory research, but also for engaging directly with the general public as a rewarding form of outreach.
Tactful and discreet, Thanet is also relentless as he guides the investigation backward in time, to that defining moment in the past when, with "a tragic mistiming worthy of a Hardy novel," the seeds for murder were first planted.
And would be followed by moments that seem so far from bloom-worthy, you'd think my little seed had been dug up and abandoned.
This track leans more towards the Worthy we know and love, with deeply seeded bass squeals, plucky synth whistles and a breakdown that will send ripples straight through the dancefloor.
