Sentences with phrase «rich harvest»

Baseball, it seems, is about to enjoy its third straight rich harvest of rookies, and Texas may reap the biggest prize in switch - hitting Second Baseman Bump Wills

Lands that have, in past years, yielded rich harvests are now sown with a new and terrifying seed

But she believed that God provided opportunities for the faithful, even in the most unfavorable circumstances: «When so rich a harvest is before us why do we not gather it?

Westberg has harvested the fruits of this rapprochement for us, and it makes for a very rich harvest.

Historical records (at least in Europe) clearly show that the Middle Ages was unusually warm, with long growing seasons and generally rich harvests (someone apparently forgot to tell Medieval farmers that they should have smaller crops in warmer weather).

Lands that have, in past years, yielded rich harvests are now sown with a new and terrifying seed — an unrelenting crystalline consumption that inches outward from the mill with each passing season.»

However, others believe the city was named for its rich harvests.

The time was coming when the optimists would reap a rich harvest of discredit.

This method, which explains things by analyzing them into smaller and simpler parts, has yielded a rich harvest of discoveries about the natural world.

All those people returning by sea for the reunion, a rich harvest of exiles gathered in from the nations!

Will they prove to be mustard seeds that produce a rich harvest, or attempts to institutionalise something that is always going to be at its most fruitful when it is spontaneous, charismatic and somewhat marginal?

is only a small plot of land and that there are many such plots is necessary for a rich harvest.

Not all sowing will bear fruit, but some seed will fall on good ground and bring forth a rich harvest as the reward of faith and steadfastness.

Among the Sundanese there is a belief in Lady Sri, the personification of the rice kernel, for whom all kinds of things are done or avoided in order to insure a rich harvest.

It's a rich harvest of exiles gathered from all the nations, refugees finding home, weapons are beaten into ploughshares, we're not fighting anymore, we're farming.

Yet I have gleaned from the rich harvest of knowledge that has been gently shared with me from all of you.

Labour politicians and Labour - friendly commentators have convinced themselves that the new - look Tories are fakes: that, like old - look Thatcherites, they are slavering at the thought of making savage cuts in spending; and that Labour in opposition will reap a rich harvest of disillusioned Tory voters without having to engage in painful rethinking of its own.

It may be a bit early to say that there will be a rich harvest of career opportunities for women in science, but at the Athena dissemination conference held at Heriot - Watt University in Edinburgh last month it seemed that the seeds of change are starting to be sown.

The major expansion in organic farming (currently the most buoyant sector of the agricultural industry in the UK and Europe) means there is a real shortage of graduates with the necessary skills and knowledge and, potentially, a rich harvest of career opportunities, according to Norman Stephen, who runs the postgrad course at SAC.

Other parts of the ceremony involve locals burning pine torches while they pray for a rich harvest.

Both of them imply that we will find a rich harvest of new particles and new phenomena at the high energies we are just beginning to explore at Fermilab and CERN.

Richer harvest.

We anticipate a rich harvest of new scientific knowledge from VSOP,» said Dr. Paul Vanden Bout, Director of NRAO.

It is associated with tasty fruits, vegetables and a rich harvest... Moreover, there is always a reason to get out and have a picnic.

While renowned actresses continue to demand equal pay for their work and to lobby for better representation of women on the screen, the 2015 crop of films did provide something to celebrate: a rich harvest of exceptional roles for women.

However, others believe the city was named for its rich harvests.

Investors who followed my advice were about to reap a rich harvest.

For our recent report on a U.S. stock with a long history of paying dividends, read A rich harvest of dividends for this stock.

The richer your harvest is, the more money you get.

So his work was known much more intimately than Charles himself was, and that's the way he planned it — and what a rich harvest of paintings he's left to us!

However, others believe the city was named for its rich harvests.

The Romantic Vineyard A rich harvest of ideas to help your marriage grow.

Their policy differences emerge in their divergent views on how to reap the richest harvest of business innovation.For Bush, the answer is lowering taxes to put more money in people's pockets and paring back governmental rules to encourage risk taking.