| Along with the usual sheaf of applicants submitted by Baird, of which virtually, oh, two-thirds are guaranteed admittance, | |
| And the sheaf. | |
| And then, as if someone had gathered up the forest in a giant sheaf, trunk against trunk, and sheared it off with cheese wire, you'd see Yakutsk planting its paving stones. | |
| Anyway, she gives him the sacred whatever it is... telling him this is a sacred traditional offering... given to the man who ties the first sheaf... the last sheaf, who knows what sheaf? | |
| Beneath its roof my Dad hung the last sheaf of corn. | |
| Along with the usual sheaf of applicants submitted by Baird, of which virtually, oh, two-thirds are guaranteed admittance, | |
| And the sheaf. | |
| And then, as if someone had gathered up the forest in a giant sheaf, trunk against trunk, and sheared it off with cheese wire, you'd see Yakutsk planting its paving stones. | |
| Anyway, she gives him the sacred whatever it is... telling him this is a sacred traditional offering... given to the man who ties the first sheaf... the last sheaf, who knows what sheaf? | |
| Beneath its roof my Dad hung the last sheaf of corn. | |
