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Meanings of harvest time in English
Usage of harvest time in English
1
British farmers have long relied on foreign labour, particularly around harvest time.
2
At harvest time a scholar saint speaks to us across 14 centuries.
3
Always before harvest time there was the difficulty of meeting the payroll.
4
At harvest time, a bough was seen sticking in half the sheaves.
5
The people of the village were busy, because it was harvest time.
6
He knew Hwala would never have lent out Hairy-Hoof at harvest time.
7
To dream of harvest time, is a forerunner of prosperity and pleasure.
8
All London craft work was suspended for one month at harvest time.
9
This lovely harvest time so soon must pass and join the vanished years.
10
The damage is all the more serious because it came at harvest time.
11
Once, they were indispensable: at harvest time, to sow grain or feed livestock.
12
It was harvest time, and she was needed in the field.
13
The only difference between growing sweet corn and popcorn occurs at harvest time.
14
Then is the seed sown which will bring forth fruit in harvest time.
15
School holidays were only a rarity in harvest time for the parish school.
16
It will be a fine place to sleep in harvest time.