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Meanings of bushel in English
Usage of bushel in English
1
I hope you were smart enough to demand a bushel of money.
2
And the letters coming in by the bushel really make Vida proud.
3
Potatoes were selling at retail in Scoville for two dollars the bushel.
4
Suppose it were a bushel of potatoes they consumed in nine weeks.
5
I've been here three weeks handing out business cards by the bushel.
6
The forty-pound quantity is taken as representative of the bushel by measure.
7
Why did he hide his light under a bushel for so long?
8
The government price of salt is now about three shillings per bushel.
9
They were expecting to find gold by the bushel when once there.
10
Father sold corn to the Union soldiers for 25 cents a bushel.
11
At this time wheat bore the price of twenty shillings a bushel.
12
And then they would give half a bushel of meal I reckon.
13
He had been obliged to pay two dollars a bushel for it.
14
A pound of salt is generally added to each bushel of flour.
15
Forty gallons of water from these wells yield one bushel of salt.
16
Teyma was not the man to hide his light under a bushel.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common