Sentences with phrase «under the row»

Currently, it is the third small button under the row of games.

Growth under the row covers increased yields (number of peppers) by 12 to 19 percent; however, the average weight of each pod decreased between 5 and 15 percent.

Here in southwestern New Mexico, the weather has been so mild this winter that I have been able to not only plant under row covers in February, but have also been direct seeding spring vegetables in soil with no cover (which is still risky, considering the last frost date is still about a month away).

I peeked under our row covers a few days ago to find some of the most beautiful heads of lettuce I've ever seen.

The government has been fighting off weeks of bad headlines about overflowing jails, overly lenient prison sentences and concerns about illegal immigration, and today's speech was designed to draw a line under these rows.

Stroll under rows of palm trees, margarita in hand wearing the Salty Sea Breeze Blue Print Maxi Dress!

A collection of ornate mantel clocks sat on the parlor shelves under a row of vintage perfume bottles.

Cheese enchilada ranchero was the first freeze - dried dinner in the stack of meals under the rowing deck.

The dining area is whimsically furnished with a zinc - topped table for eight and bright yellow metal chairs set under a row of candy - coloured lamps.

Unexpected connections arose between the thick sludge of dust under a row of books in Moyra Davey's Two Streaks (1999) and the luminescent powdery surfaces of the butterflies in Barbara Bloom's «Nabokov Butterfly Boxes» (1998 — 2008), seen much further on.

A stainless steel dual kitchen sink stands under a row of windows dressed in white roman shades illuminated by Ruhlmann Single Sconces.

Under that row of buttons is a handy little open out cubbyhole.

My uncle stepped off the altar and crouched, along with Maxo and the others, under a row of pews.

Planting under row covers or a low tunnel will not only help to warm the soil quicker, but will also protect seedlings from frosts (although a hard freeze, or a long stretch of really cold weather may still be able to kill plants under row covers).