Sentences with phrase «land goes to seed»
Poets never get the field plowed, the tractor rusts and eventually falls apart, the land goes to seed, and yet they keep producing these perfectly envisioned, perfectly constructed things in the world.
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The kingdom of God is like this: A man scattered seed on the land; he goes to bed at night and gets up in the morning, and the seed sprouts and grows — how, he does not know.
Ezekiel 17: 22 - 23, Mark 4: 26 - 29: The kingdom of God is like this: A man scattered seed on the land; he goes to bed at night and gets up in the morning, and the seed sprouts and grows — how, he does not know.
«A man scatters seed on the land; he goes to bed at night and gets up in the morning, and the seed sprouts and grows — how, he does not know.»
A farmer scatters seed on the land and goes to bed at night.
That was always going to leave them with a difficult tie against one of the top seeds from pot one, and they landed the biggest in the three - time defending Primera Division champions.
«Every year, the company needs to figure out how many acres of land they are going to use to produce seed corn,» said Bansal.
So as most stories go, in the land of Katie's endless DIY projects, I decided to create a homemade copycat version sans industrial seed oils.
Men of the Trees — Western Australia GP: This is an organisation we have admired for many a year... and they are still going strong Their objectives: - Provide support to the community so they can become directly involved in seed collecting, Seed propagation, re-vegetation of the land and aftercare Provide native tree and seedlings -LSB-seed collecting, Seed propagation, re-vegetation of the land and aftercare Provide native tree and seedlings -LSB-Seed propagation, re-vegetation of the land and aftercare Provide native tree and seedlings -LSB-...]
It was one of the first such roofs to be built in the U.S. «The design team had to get permission from the federal government to go on federal lands to collect the native seeds,» says McDonough.