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Sentences ending with crop

It takes a year to mature the canes--on the high ground three and six months longer --and there is always a chance that the annual cyclone will rip the profit out of the crop. [5]
Some of them threw him out neck and crop. [9]
That went into the first crop. [4]
And the wheat pest appearing that year, I had the good fortune to discover some of the clusters in the sheaves, and ground our oyster-shells in time to save the crop. [9]
That gits into my crop. [11]
Think what is in store for the present crop! [5]
I will go down and set the machinery in motion in a quiet way and buy the crop. [5]
And, finally, I call attention with pride to the fact that in my department of the magazine the farmer will always find full market reports, and also complete instructions about farming, even from the grafting of the seed to the harrowing of the matured crop. [5]
He was unmarried and forty-five, and Mrs. Larrabbee had said he reminded her of a shrivelling seed set aside from a once fruitful crop. [9]
The wheat was all garnered, and the land ploughed for a new crop. [6]

Short sentences using crop

How goes the crop, Richard? [9]

Sentences containing crop two or more times

He was always ready to lend money on a crop, and sell vodka and other necessities of life on credit while the crop was growing. [5]
I would not advise a man to buy a single crop at all--I mean a crop of futures for the possible wobble is something quite extraordinary. [5]

More example sentences with the word crop in them

Later in the year they have another crop, which they call the Garnet. [5]
I was born with a full crop of hair, he was as bald as an egg for six months. [5]
The awkward, uncouth wickedness of remote country-places, where culture has died out after the first crop, is about as disagreeable as the ranker and richer vice of city life, forced by artificial heat and the juices of an overfed civilization. [4]
He takes the whole crop in advance, be it big or little. [5]
Do you know what our crop is going to foot up? [5]
In this connection we can safely say, also, that the new crop of Circassians is looking extremely well. [5]
We had panned up and down the hillsides till they looked plowed like a field; we could have put in a crop of grain, then, but there would have been no way to get it to market. [5]
I have had to discipline the supervisors and bookkeepers, inspect and check the output, superintend the packing, and arrange for the sale of the crop-yes, I arranged for the sale of this year's crop myself. [11]
The hay and the spring corn, of which Alpatych said there had been a remarkable crop that year, had been commandeered by the troops and mown down while still green. [2]
He was buying the kangaroo-skin crop; buying all of it, both the Australian crop and the Tasmanian; and buying it for an American house in New York. [5]
In several fields the arrowroot crop was already sprouting. [5]
It always happens that when a man seizes upon a neglected and important idea, people inflamed with the same notion crop up all around. [5]
I should think that this was the tenth crop of the season; and it was as good as the first. [4]
I wondered greatly that such a foible should crop out in a man of otherwise sound sense and plain ability. [9]
It is curious that cabbages and hay and things do not grow in the Academy of Music; but no doubt it is on account of the interruption of the light by the benches, and the impossibility of hoeing the crop except in the aisles. [5]
The man that speculates in the government's snake crop wants to go carefully. [5]
The villages were small, the roads pretty generally wretched save in summer, and from many of the fields the most abundant crop that could be gathered was that of stones. [4]
Then when he ships his crop, the dealer adds his commissions, insurance, etc. [5]
We do somehow seem to manage to live on next year's crop of corn and potatoes as a general thing while this year is still dragging along, but sometimes it's not a robust diet,--Beriah. [5]
If one may say so, the country is sown with seeds of Croesus, and the crop is forward and promising. [4]
One thing seemed plain: we must start down the river the next day, if people who could not be deceived were going to crop up at this rate: an unpalatable disappointment, for we had hoped to have a week in St. Louis. [5]
Our specialists, more particularly, depend on the month's product, on the yearly crop of new facts, new suggestions, new contrivances, as much as the farmer on the annual yield of his acres. [3]
All this time our own crop was perishing through neglect; and so both the priest and his lordship fined us because their shares of it were suffering through damage. [5]
The Georgians now on hand are mostly last year's crop, which was unusually poor. [5]
A heavy crop of tobacco was raised in Kentucky that year. [9]
The first crop of his mind was of course the most original; time and experience had toned down his exuberant humor; but the spring of his fancy was as free, his vigor was not abated, and his art was more refined. [4]
There are plenty of dwarfs all over Italy, but it did seem to me that in Milan the crop was luxuriant. [5]
A man's general notions are not good for much, unless he has a crop of these intellectual ovarian eggs in his own brain, or knows them as they exist in the minds of others. [6]
And I am not very sure that one has a right to the whole of an abundant crop of fruit until he has gathered it. [4]
If it were not that the poet crop is unusually large and rank in California this year, I would encourage you to continue writing, Simon Wheeler; but, as it is, perhaps it might be too risky in you to enter against so much opposition. [5]
You have raised no crop this year, and what you really want is to sell the land, get the money and spend it. [7]
He said to me, 'Wharton, give me your crop of tobacco and I promise you to sell it in spite of all the royal mandates that go out of Madrid. [9]
What even the loss of part of a cherished crop, if the nation's existence were at stake and their votes might save it! [9]
In Texas she lays out a farm twelve feet square, plants it, weeds it, cultivates it, gathers the crop and stores it away. [5]
There is a large crop of moral reflections in my garden, which anybody is at liberty to gather who passes this way. [4]
He said this Jupiter was dug from a field which had just been bought for thirty-six thousand dollars, so the first crop was a good one for the new farmer. [5]
The postscript, "tell John that nancy's folks are all well and has a verry good Little Crop of corn a growing. [6]
However, that aside, it was a good haul, anyway, and will breed a handsome crop of reputation in Arthur's court. [5]
The new crop is a little backward, but will be coming in shortly. [5]
Shall I compute in figures what daily freshness and health and delight the garden yields, let alone the large crop of anticipation I gathered as soon as the first seeds got above ground? [4]
Upon my word I believe you've got what you believe to be a rational reason, for venturing into this house, an entire stranger, on this wild scheme of buying the wool crop of an entire colony on speculation. [5]
The soil on her forecastle was quite good--the new crop of wheat was already springing from the cracks in protected places. [5]
This year we have tripled, nay, quadrupled, our crop of tobacco, and we are here to-night to give thanks to the author of this prosperity. [9]
The trouble heretofore has been--I am quoting remarks of planters and steamboatmen--that the planters, although owning the land, were without cash capital; had to hypothecate both land and crop to carry on the business. [5]
We left them harvesting 2d crop of hay. [5]
This field of glory is harvested, and the crop is already appropriated. [7]
We are looking forward to the synthesis of new organic compounds; our artificial madder is already in the market, and the indigo-raisers are now fearing that their crop will be supplanted by the manufactured article. [3]
However, this year's crop will reach ten or twelve hundred tons of sugar, consequently last year's loss will not matter. [5]
The gray rocks crop out among bayberry and huckleberry bushes, and the wild rose, very large and brilliant in color, fairly illuminates the landscape, massing its great bushes. [4]
Think what a crop of remedies this must furnish, if it were all harvested! [3]
His annual wool crop may be worth a quarter or a half million dollars. [5]
The last corn crop had failed, the new oats and corn had not come in, and the country was literally barren. [4]
And Alice sat by the open window in her room at home, looking out upon the meadows where the laborers were cutting the second crop of clover. [5]
The field near by had been denuded of its crop some time before, and had a skinned look, so exhaustively had it been harvested and gleaned. [5]
So, taking it by and large, and first and last, the dealer's share of that crop is about 25 per cent. [5]
Why would you buy the crop, and why would you make that sum out of it? [5]
There is a bad crop and hard time, and Bargon he owe two hunder' dollar, and he pay int'rest. [11]
They valued her as the fruitful earth values the sun--they fully believed she could produce the crop, but that it was in their line of business, not hers, to take it off. [5]
It is believed among scientists that you could examine the crop of a dead Bayreuth pilgrim anywhere in the earth and tell where he came from. [5]
In the free action of individual thought and expression grew eccentricities of belief and of practice, and a crop of so-called "isms," more or less temporary, unprofitable, and pernicious. [4]
In recent times a cyclone took the whole crop, as you may say; and the island never saw a finer one. [5]

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