Sentences with phrase «of that cornfield with»

I grew up on a dairy farm, and my dad always planted the outside rows of the cornfield with sweet corn.

Imagine yourself living near miles of cornfields with only two neighbors who owned one car between them.

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I spent whole summers with a group of guys, chopping cockleburs and button weeds in the cornfields and talking the way teenage boys talk when they're off by themselves.

Last month, CEH reached a legal agreement with Cornfields Inc, a leading private label snack food maker, requiring the company to significantly reduce the levels of acrylamide in its products.

Less than two minutes into the period, with the Hawkeyes backed up at their eight - yard line, Stanzi rolled right and lofted an intermediate - length pass to sophomore wideout Marvin McNutt, who beat a defender to the sideline and found the field in front of him as open as an Iowa cornfield.

Once, before the Santa Ana Freeway cut through the orange groves and cornfields and before Disneyland and subdivisions filled the road with motorists, a rooster named Big Red strutted in front of the Skate Ranch.

I'd agree with Mike Cornfield and Lee Rainie's article in last Sunday's Post, though, that the most important effects of online video actually came from its amplification by the mainstream media.

[Update: Mike Cornfield writes in to note that an expanded version of his and Lee Rainie's article, complete with more predictions for the future, is available online at the Pew Research Center.]

«It's not clear to me... that a town hall meeting in the cornfields of Iowa has anything to do with the quality of life of every day New Yorkers,» he said.

We are seeing a lot of this in the upper Midwest in wells, near cornfields; a lot of them are polluted with nitrate.

To get a more realistic read, he and his co-workers treated soil from a cornfield run by the university with either a solution of buckyballs, yielding a dose of one part per million in the soil, or with dry buckyballs for a concentration of a thousand parts per million.

They've been hampered by limited carbon dioxide measurements in cornfields, by the fact that annual carbon losses are comparatively small and difficult to measure, and the lack of a proven model to estimate carbon dioxide emissions that could be coupled with a geospatial analysis.

Rather than planting all of the same crop in a large area (picture the typical cornfield), commercial (and backyard) growers see improvement when they imitate the diversity found in the natural world, alternating rows with a complementary crop.

In the U.S., cornfields are regularly sprayed with pesticides, which turn food into stealthy carriers of endocrine disruptors.

Litchfield county is peppered with rolling hills and cornfields, and is precisely the kind of rural idyll you need to remedy the big city blues.

After a youth spent exploring the Midwestern landscape of cornfields and suburban expanses, he left for Baltimore, Maryland, where he graduated with a BFA in illustration from the Maryland Institute College of Art.

What UFO conspiracy movie would be complete without a scene of the heroes running through a cornfield with helicopters chasing them?

The story goes that when Alfred Hitchcock conceived the idea for «North by Northwest» he really just came up with three action set - pieces — Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint hanging from the faces on Mount Rushmore, the cropduster chasing Grant through a cornfield and the sequence that has bad guys pouring liquor down Grant's throat until he's too drunk to drive, then putting him behind the wheel of a car that is sent careening down a mountain.

The universe recognizes the noble quality of Jamie's yearning, however, and rewards her with the safe respite of a soft crash into a nearby cornfield, cutting a jagged line of collapsed cornstalk.

A few things are obvious, however: The 20 - year - old rookie possesses a wicked knuckle curveball, and being suddenly dropped into the cornfields of Iowa to play with a minor - league team has left Sugar seriously culture - shocked.

Taking place in a cornfield somewhere in southern Germany, the film evokes Malick's work not only because of its heavy - handed philosophising dialogue but also because of its strained attempt to infuse its cinematography with the very meaning that its dialogue about philosophy, including Being and Time, never achieves.

He lives on a farm in the middle of a large cornfield with his brother Merrill (Joaquin Phoenix) and his two young children, Morgan (Culkin) and Bo (Abigail Breslin).

And there's enough drama to be had from a nail dangerously stuck out of stairs, a plunge into a grain silo, a night - time rat - run through a monster - infested cornfield, a sudden basement flood that draws a creature to the sound of gushing water, and an encounter with a mad old neighbour driven to the point when he just has to screw up his face and scream.

With all the high - speed chases and ear - shattering explosions, perhaps the most exciting and tense scene features two high - powered cars playing a game of cat and mouse while slowly rolling through a cornfield.

The film drives home its cautionary message against childishness with an increasing immaturity — it's the equivalent of burying a toddler up to the neck for throwing a tantrum, and though it will predictably (and fairly) be compared against The Hitcher and Duel, the most telling stolen moment in Joy Ride is a cornfield intrigue that substitutes the evil crop duster from North by Northwest for a rumbling semi tractor - trailer that somehow locates its prey in the dead of night amongst concealing stalks.

Tonally LOOPER can be cut directly down the middle: the first half's suburban setting — full of colour, violence and Paul Dano losing his shit — gives way to a second that focuses on Joe (Gordon - Levitt) as he runs from the authorities, and settles with Sara (Blunt) and Cid (Gagnon) on a cornfield.

Armed with nothing like innovation or intelligence at the script level, Kim lards The Last Stand with several inspired visual gags that culminate in a chase through a cornfield and one frozen, bird's - eye shot that gifts the film with a kind of wit it doesn't deserve.

The film opens with Graham finding his two young children in the middle of a cornfield in the early morning hours — their two dogs led them there.

Through the lens of cinematographer Charlotte Bruus Christensen (The Hunt), every inch of their Midwest farm is captured with a honey - tinged sadness, painting portraits of deadly American badlands - cornfields and forests hiding preying - mantis - looking mutants, who hunt solely via sound.

Living with his two kids, Morgan and Bo (Rory Culkin and Abigail Breslin, respectively), and his younger brother Merrill (Joaquin Phoenix) on a farm outside of Philadelphia, Graham's world is suddenly turned upside down when he discovers a crop circle in the middle of his cornfield.

That scene in the cornfield with Reagan, the daughter, that scene could've been two minutes longer with the two of them.

Through Craigslist.org, they found Britney Barber, a twenty - five - year - old aspiringcomedian who plays a cornucopia of characters, from the gyratingblonde in a cornfield featured in Midwest's opening creditsto a ditzy, gum - snapping teen in love with an older guy.

Tending to the cornfields, working with livestock, and participating in ceremonial traditions are part of what makes me a member of my community and shapes my value of giving back to community.

With a mix of icky brutality and stoic, deadpan humor, Hale welcomes readers to Friendship, Wisconsin, where homecoming queen Ruth has just been found dead in a cornfield, stuffed like a scarecrow.

This bundle offers a great introduction to Blake Pierce's series with over 140,000 words of reading.In BEFORE HE KILLS, a woman is found murdered in the cornfields of Nebraska, strung up on a pole, the victim of a deranged killer.

A former systems analyst, she gave up her nerdy code - writing skills to care for her family (including a son with special needs), and currently lives among the vast stretches of cornfields in Illinois.

After a youth spent exploring the Midwestern landscape of cornfields and suburban expanses, he left for Baltimore, Maryland, where he graduated with a BFA in illustration from the Maryland Institute College of Art.

Maize starts with you, the protagonist, dropped in the middle of a cornfield, and you soon come across a mysterious door that needs three items to be opened.

The Pinball FX2 VR version features every bit of film - adapting gameplay that resonated so well with critics and fans alike, from E.T. collecting candy in a cornfield to Marty McFly showcasing his skills at arcade shooting and players braving the open waters in a shark cage for an exciting multi-ball mode.»

Alan Reynolds, who has died aged 88, was a singular post-war British artist whose early landscapes of Suffolk and Kent — works peppered with teasels, oast houses, hop gardens, orchards, copses and cornfields — mutated into formally abstract compositions.

His landscapes include: Cherry Tree (1888); The Old Mill (1888); The Harvest, Arles (1888); Bridge at Arles (1888); View of Arles with Irises (1888); Cypresses (1889); Cornfield with Cypresses (1889); View of Arles (Flowering Orchards)(1889); The Olive Trees (1889); Starry Night (1889); The Olive Pickers (1889); Wheat Field with Crows (1890); Starry Night (1889).

How did the community of that place react, watching an American artist with his small crew buying huge amounts of industrial materials, or finding you eating in the middle of a cornfield?

If your twelve - year - old tries to set a leaf on fire with a magnifying glass and accidentally burns down a cornfield as a result, your liability coverage is there for you because a child of that age is presumed not to be aware that setting one thing on fire in the middle of a field of flammable corn stalks is likely to set the whole field afire.