harvest|harvests in English

noun

[har·vest || 'hɑrvɪst /'hɑːv-]

reaping, gathering in of crops; time of the year when crops are gathered; amount of crops gathered in a season; outcome, product

Use "harvest|harvests" in a sentence

1. After the floods the harvests were subnormal.

2. Good harvests make men prodigal, Bad ones provident.

3. And his arm harvests the ears of grain,

4. The peasants are reaping good harvests in succession.

5. Unusually poor harvests have added to the country's woes.

6. 2 The peasants are reaping good harvests in succession.

7. 15 Good harvests make men prodigal, Bad ones provident.

8. Primary shellfish harvests include clams, scallops, abalone, oysters and pearl oyster farms.

9. Harvest queen 2008?

10. Existing in, characterized by, or producing abundance: Bounteous harvests; Bounteous land

11. The harvests between 1902 and 1909 were further troubled by mold and mildew.

12. A succession of bad harvests had reduced the small farmers to penury.

13. The harvest season nears.

14. 32 An Abundant Harvest!

15. But that hasn’t stopped her from founding a company that harvests energy from rainwater.

16. Therefore, beg the Master of the harvest to send out workers into his harvest.”

17. In history, there have been many success makers who got plenteous harvests from extensive cultivation.

18. Therefore, beg the Master of the harvest to send out workers into his harvest.

19. Pray that the Lord of the harvest would send out labourers into his harvest field.

20. Unfavorable weather conditions have seriously hurt three of the last four cherry harvests.

21. VILLAGERS loot a farmer’s harvest.

22. The priest blessed the harvest.

23. + 38 Therefore, beg the Master of the harvest to send out workers into his harvest.”

24. Share Fully in the Harvest

25. The western Great plains was largely settled at this time, and yield rich harvests of wheat.