Examples of using Wheat fields in English and their translations into Greek
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Rice is grown locally in what look like wheat fields, and this is the variety used in paella.
It has done me good”, said the fox,“because of the colour of the wheat fields”, And, then he added“Go and look at the roses.
You must explore all the lands, wheat fields, lakes, and mountains
South of Ano Sangri, an asphalt road crosses the wheat fields and after 4km it takes you to the archaeological site of Gyroula.
Many settled beside the wheat fields and took some of the land for themselves and their families.
Eli lay with his belly in his hand, bleeding to death in the wheat fields of Gettysburg.
all of a sudden you have vast wheat fields and agribusiness, and grain being produced in Siberia.
My feet lead me not on the soil that I always walk on but inside the wheat fields….
For other paintings of wheat fields by Van Gogh see Wheat Fields(Van Gogh series).
The contamination is likely due to the exposure to animal feces which are present in and around wheat fields.
eastern Europe where the corn and wheat fields lie.
oats Soaps per kilo with a teasing fragrance of lavender and wheat fields.
would look at me with their black eyes among the wheat fields.
take care of animals and sow wheat fields.
a thousand-acre patch of barren sand has somehow been transformed into fertile wheat fields.
licenses for most buildings, except for merchants, wells, wheat fields or garrisons.
dozens more ravaged bodies lay in the wheat fields where the airliner came down.
Romans and Phoenicians considered large public rose gardens to be as important as croplands such as orchards and wheat fields.
streams flowed through fertile alluvial soils full of rice paddies, wheat fields, mulberry orchards,
Around 8500 BC, when wild plants gave way to wheat fields, the oasis supported a large but cramped village of 1,000 people,