Sentence examples for young honey from inspiring English sources

Bee pollen (or propolis) is made by honey bees, and is the food of the young honey bee.

Meanwhile, young Honey is full of fury and in an almost permanent state of combat when faced with any kind of change.

On a pier poking 860 feet into the Hudson River and once used for such grinding work as shucking oysters and hauling freight, 25 young honey locust trees were quivering in a soft breeze yesterday and a thick cushion of grass stretched the length of one and a half football fields.

At the conference I got to talking to Rachel, the young Honey Badger, about how she'd joined the movement, and she recalled the first time she saw Karen's videos as she watched, she told me, she thought, Oh, man, I want to be like her when I grow up.

They defend against invading pathogens such as Paenibacillus larvae for the young honey bee larvae (the first 48 h) [ 3].

The young, honey-haired heroine of "Le Divorce," the new Merchant-Ivory adaptation of Diane Johnson's brisk and funny novel, is named Isabel Walker.

She played the young wife, Honey, in the original London production of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" in 1964, opposite Uta Hagen and Arthur Hill.

Nonetheless, recent surveys of beekeepers in small and large commercial operations rank starvation as a major cause of colony loss [ 16, 17], and so there is still a great need for understanding the basic biology of starvation and for developing markers to assess the sublethal effects of poor diet in young adult honey bees at this critical life stage.

And in an attempt to be cool these fools come off rude and annoy I mean "I don't call you dude – Stop calling me Homeboy!" I don't mean to scream it's just that this ain't the way I envisioned the dream For the last time I don't want to be on the office basketball team And no I don't know where the fine young black honeys hang out at Plus you're married Bob and Becky wouldn't like that.

Melinda Dillon, who played the young faculty wife Honey, was bested by Sandy Dennis ("A Thousand Clowns") — who won an Oscar playing Honey in the 1966 film version.

After several attempts on Bond's life, he and Quarrel make their way to the island of Crab Key, which is privately owned by Dr. No. There, Bond encounters a free-spirited young woman named Honey Ryder (Ursula Andress).