Sentences with phrase «plucking all»

Today it's just the opposite, we were the only estate to continue plucking this year during the drought.

A: At the Rainforest Alliance farmer field school, we learned to decrease our plucking intervals, and consequently my yield has increased substantially — from 5,000 kg to 10,334 kgs!

On the Rainforest Alliance Certified Kairbetta estate, workers are given tea during a break from plucking.

At the Rainforest Alliance farmer field school, we learned to decrease our plucking intervals, and consequently my yield has increased substantially.

There's nothing better than walking out to your garden and plucking a plump, juicy tomato to accompany your dinner.

People flock to the u-pick farms for the pleasure of plucking these little nutrition powerhouses from the bushes themselves.

I used to refrain everyone from plucking them as I wanted them to grow bigger, but in that mere pot my dream never came true!

(Unless you're plucking your eyebrows, in which case: sorry, and proceed.

While we northern folk are surviving on a steady diet of potatoes and beets, Californians are plucking permissions and meyer lemons, and eating kardoons, kumquats and quince.

After plucking, the leaves are...

However, being VERY lazy, instead of plucking the skins off the chickpeas, I decided to pretend they were hazelnuts and try to rub the skins off between 2 tea towels.

I've spent the last month filling my fridge with seasonal produce, plucking fresh berries from my adopted garden and stretching myself to try new things.

it was amazing to see these men and women plucking at the leaves and cleaning them!

When buying pineapple, check for ripeness first by plucking an inner leaf from the top of the fruit.

Whether you're lugging them home from the farmer's market, or plucking them out of your backyard garden, October means it's time for butternut everything.

After plucking these super sweet cherry tomatoes from their vines, they were so cute and plump, it sounded more appropriate (and fun) to call them lollipops.

Our friends and family love plucking these varieties and adding it to their to - go basket of red cherries.

Everyone sees that what is meant here is not mutilation but renunciation, and that the cutting off of the hand — or of the foot, or the plucking out of the eye — is only a symbol of the resolute renunciation of everything that lessens the preparation for God.

The man passes the time watching the crucifixion by casually plucking rabbits from a sack and feeding them to the snapping, vicious predator, who picks them apart without ever finishing one off.

That said, the foregoing models should not be viewed as goods to choose among, like plucking one or another brand from the shelf.

A mixed pavane of wrasse, grunt, and goby maneuvers beside us, plucking late lunch from pockets of stone.

For what a presence he was, that snow - white fisherman With the long golden beak and the black stick legs, Whether preening his wind - riffled feathers As he stood on his bright - orange water temple (That pi - shaped torii that floated like a spirit), Or flapping prehistorically across the pond To stalk and stab in the dark water Plucking with dagger bill a twitching minnow.

I am sure it was with laughter in his eyes that he confused those who objected to his companions» plucking the grain heads as they passed through the fields on the Sabbath with a reminder of what David, the idealized hero, had done, entering the «house of God,» taking the consecrated bread from the Holy Place, and giving it to his companions because they were hungry.

Plucking grain on the Sabbath.

It is the stern saying about plucking out an eye or cutting off a hand that causes one to sin.

After this long section of matter found nowhere else or shared only with Luke, Matthew rejoins Mark with the story of the disciples plucking grain on the Sabbath (Mk 2:23 - 28; Mt 12:1 - 8; Lk 6:1 - 5).

The law allowed going through a grainfield and plucking a few ears by hand on the way, but some of the Pharisees found fault with the disciples for doing this on the Sabbath.

But that's not at all what it means, and it seems Evangelicals are plucking out stand - alone phrases from scientific reports and removing them from their context.

To be sure, the hand - chopping, eye - plucking remedy for sin could never work, if for no other reason than the fact that we have more sins than we have bodily parts.

He may have no eyebrows, but I would believe that was due to excessive plucking he did himself in preparation for the notorious drag balls the Vatican is world renowned for, rather than the results of some botched medical experiment, intended or not.

From the haunting vocal distortions on «Hide and Seek» to the mbira (akin to a thumb piano with metal keys attached to a wooden board) plucking on «Goodnight and Go» to the CDs thrown at a carpet tube on «Closing In,» Heap pulls you directly into her studio, inviting you into her colorful imagination.

In civil wars with multiple factions, plucking criminals from one faction for prosecution may well raise cries of injustice from other factions and propel further conflict.

Bird's proclivity for, well, most everything serves him well once again, as each of his songs are punctuated by his piercing whistle (if you haven't heard it, you should stop reading andgo watch this), always spot - on guitar playing and classically trained violin plucking and bowing.

Moreover, with the drive for consolidation in the healthcare sector, biotech stocks are ripe for the plucking among those seeking to make major moves in the merger and acquisition market.

When he started saving money for college, he turned to newspapers again, plucking hundreds...

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Or a gardener — how nice to wander around in gardens, plucking a few leaves here and there, adding some fertilizer and generally having a nice old time.

As Nooyi, dressed in a fuchsia jacket, powers through the aisles, she's also plucking competitors» products to bring back to headquarters.

So instead of, say, plucking a rose and extracting its oil to create a rose - scented perfume, a biologist in a lab can recreate the genomic sequence that's responsible for creating a rose scent and insert it into brewer's yeast.

Companies are plucking ideas straight from shows like The Apprentice and Shark Tank to pick the best job candidates, train workers, and build camaraderie.

Five years ago in an old Massachusetts mill room 12 workers scurried about with plastic bags, plucking electrical components from shelves.

That's what it would have been like if two Houston supermarket owners had popularized their vision of outfitting grocery stores with a track that customers would push their baskets along while plucking items from the shelves.

As those statutes pave the way for gun owners to bring their weapons along whenever they leave home, some of those owners wind up stowing their firearms in the glovebox, the center console, or under their seats — where they are ripe for the plucking.

It's one thing plucking up the courage to ask someone to dinner.

He says HR managers have realized that plucking hires from different industries — say, a candidate of color with experience in finance, but not technology, per se — has been surprisingly successful.

After local anesthetic has been applied, the robot arm comes in and plucks a crop of hairs.

The boys have been handpicked by professional scouts and plucked from their small clubs across Spain and sometimes abroad.

Do you constantly pluck hairs from your head or your face when stressed?

He was a teenager when, in 1994, military police plucked him from the streets of Asmara and transported him, by open - bed truck, to Sawa military camp.

Would Netflix be what it is today had Blockbuster plucked it from Reed Hastings» hands?