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harvesting English
Meaning harvesting meaning
What does harvesting mean?
harvesting
Synonyms harvesting synonyms
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Examples harvesting examples
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Simple sentences
Tom is harvesting in the field.
I am harvesting wheat.
Yesterday in the morning, I was harvesting potatoes. Because of the rain they were partly rotten.
Movie subtitles
We need you for the harvesting'.
Hey! Don't you have to help out harvesting rice?
Let's finish harvesting the rice.
There's no need to rush harvesting this tiny plot of rice field.
They worked for Heller-Deville, a pharmaceutical lab, harvesting plants for medicine.
Ask the Lord whose harvest it is to send labourers for the harvesting.
Judas Iscariot. You shall be labourers for the harvesting.
And I will float with the tide all the time harvesting more money and power!
I - I lost them harvesting your wheat for 60 years.
Oh, what a refreshing day for harvesting.
You're harvesting the viper?
Surely this child demonstrates that harvesting human beings for food is nothing short of cannibalism.
That's where I told your sandmaster to concentrate the harvesting today.
And him, he's harvesting corn with a reaping-machine.
At the end of the hay harvesting, Saint-Luc celebrated the marriage of its mayor.
We commit to harvesting swiftly and meticulously.
But thanks to our victory at Cempoala, we'll soon be ready for the harvesting.
It's time for harvesting, not fighting.
You mean there's a village full of women and no one there to help them with their planting' and their harvesting'?
And I Will float with the tide, all the time harvesting more money and power!
It's level, you get the lumber out easy and it's ready for harvesting.
My government won't tolerate foreign agents harvesting our garden.
That's where l told your sandmaster to concentrate the harvesting today.
The only way you'll save your farms is by harvesting your crops!
We had a traveling museum of sorts. Our lives are devoted to accessing the unknown. Harvesting the bizarre.
Why is the girl not harvesting the coca?
What ifit's in the harvesting?
Why don't you chuck all this. come away with me when we finish the harvesting'.
They all were very often tired from all the work as today your old father is tired from plowing and sowing and harvesting the rice.
You'll soon begin harvesting the barley.
Why do they letyou off the harvesting?
All over South India, an age-old ceremony takes place every January a rejoicing in the generosity of nature in the annual harvesting of the crops.
We are star stuff, harvesting starlight.
Father, is this wheat almost ready for harvesting?
Those who came for the harvesting will be sent back today.
Young men visited other families at night after harvesting.
I'll do organ harvesting.
Well, I think Abel worked hard all summer harvesting his crops while Cain just played in the field.
I will be harvesting the forest from here to. the Pacific!
The seasons turned, and the time for harvesting arrived with it's opportunity for remunerative work in the field.
News and current affairs
From restaurant kitchens to care for the elderly, from harvesting cotton to laboring on building sites, people in rich countries want to consume services that they are no longer willing to provide themselves.
Surgically harvesting eggs from a woman's ovaries, fertilizing them outside her body, and transferring the resulting embryos into her uterus enabled effective treatment of female infertility caused by irreparably damaged fallopian tubes.
But harvesting stem cells from very early stage embryos that will in the end be discarded is, in my view, ethically distinct from abortion.
Harvesting machines were alleged to lower the quality of the grain collected, because it was no longer subject to immediate inspection by the human eye.
Investments in soil nutrients and water harvesting could help African farmers double or triple their food yields.
Poles had worked in some agricultural jobs - in sugar beet and wine harvesting - even during the communist era.
OTTAWA - One-quarter of all the food in the world is lost each year, owing to inefficient harvesting, inadequate storage, and wastage in the kitchen.
The appearance of more than 200 ships harvesting precious red coral around Japan's Ogasawara islands in November opened the eyes of many Japanese to the risks of China's growing power.