Geese get much of their sustenance from grains that have been missed during the fall harvest, particularly rice.
Source: Santa Barbara Independent
We can imagine and dream about those rudimentary beginnings of DM and how that has evolved throughout time into becoming the impeccable soundtrack and sustenance to all of our lives.
Source: Atwood Magazine
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SARATOGA SPRINGS – Rabbis Jonathan Rubenstein and Linda Motzkin believe spiritual and physical sustenance are intertwined — one cannot be realized without the other.
Source: Times Union
They moved through the seasons for available sustenance like fish and wild rice, revolving life around harvesting, gathering, planting and preserving, she said.
Source: Star Tribune
The less prosperous the enterprise, the greater the proportion of available sustenance claimed by the tapeworm.
Source: BusinessLine
The dietary needs and desires of our three children expand from food for sustenance to a Christmas feast with three different favorite side dishes, pies, sugar cookies, and that favorite treat to put in their stockings that is out of stock everywhere and $54.
Source: Anchorage Daily News
Roberts, 41, was charged with six counts of failure to provide proper sustenance to an animal and one count of improper disposal of a dead animal following an investigation by New York State Police.
Source: WKTV
A 27 year (and counting) ban on commercial and sustenance fishing has allowed previously endangered species, including the majestic sea turtles, to slowly recover.
Source: Forbes
But this time he drew sustenance from a fresh round of hype.
Source: Mediaite
This is a time-honored arrangement, and one that has traditionally provided sticky sustenance to many rural communities across Africa.
Source: The Daily Beast
Fewer girls each year are born to the Book Eaters, who have the power to accumulate knowledge and gain sustenance from eating words, and those girls lead sheltered lives until they are married off in hopes of bringing new Book Eaters into the world.
Source: CrimeReads
Whale skin and blubber, or muktuk, was prized, not only as a form of sustenance and a trading commodity, but also because of the spiritual value of sharing the catch with the community.
Source: WIRED
"Our metabolism is optimized to metabolize food in that mid- to late-morning period," Peterson notes, so it may help to give your body sustenance in the a.
Source: mindbodygreen
But this time he drew sustenance from a fresh round of hype.
Source: NPR Illinois
Come prepared with good quality camping equipment, sustenance and warm clothing, and try to get a campground spot at least a few months in advance – six for more popular areas.
Source: Travel2Next
thinks: “You’re in trouble, dum dum; you better run, run” (out of Lamont) and immediately escapes under the guise of “grabbing sustenance and other essentials for the night,” leaving Sneha all by her lonesome.
Source: Harvard Crimson
Biochemistry seeks to study the basis of life itself starting from the components of living things, biochemical reactions which go on in there and how they affect life, and practically verified solutions to the maintenance and sustenance of life.
Source: Bscholarly
The eucharist is another version, the viaticum, “sustenance for the journey,” probably related to some oral fixation.
Source: CBR Comic Book Resources
There’s nothing quite like it, and it's an excellent form of sustenance to send you on your way.
Source: LAist
Could algae mitigate climate change?:Algae to fertilizer: Harvester could help defend against Florida's harmful algal bloomsA look at the Everglades:Water managers laud Everglades area farmers for cleaner water coming off fieldsThe EPA says it is “particularly concerned that people eating fish they catch for sustenance are being disproportionately impacted.
Source: Tallahassee Democrat
Reckoning that Sansevieria succulents can survive well in low fertility soils and bear the dexterity to withstand various biotic and abiotic cues, presumably endophyte(s) like JAS1 and others may suffice it and other Sansevieria species in sustenance as resilient succulents.
Source: Nature.com
Although these sea gardens have not been documented farther south, clams were also vital sustenance in central California.
Source: Resilience
The only sustenance offered in the meantime is bottled water.
Source: Runner's World
What the Match and the Shootout offer is a laid-back respite from most every other week in professional golf, when things of consequence are at stake, while still providing sustenance to fans who care not a whit for the World Cup away nor the travails of the Texans at home.
Source: Golfweek
What the Match and the Shootout offer is a laid-back respite from most every other week in professional golf, when things of consequence are at stake, while still providing sustenance to fans who care not a whit for the World Cup away nor the travails of the Texans at home.
Source: Yahoo Sports
As heat waves and fires sweep through North America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia, sweetness and sustenance are too often reduced to ash.
Source: The Atlantic
The statistics continually demonstrate the importance of Music in all of our lives as a great and affordable source of comfort, nourishment, sustenance and joy.
Source: Music Business Worldwide
Whale skin and blubber, or muktuk, was prized, not only as a form of sustenance and a trading commodity, but also because of the spiritual value of sharing the catch with the community.
Source: Undark Magazine
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