paddy造句

There's no need to get into such a paddy.

The soldiers were bellying through the rice paddy.

They are turning waste land into paddy fields.

This plot of paddy doesn't seem to be any worse than that one.

The water buffalo squelched up and down the paddy fields, pulling the plough.

By cutting a ruinous subsidy on paddy fertiliser, for example, he lost the votes of many peasant farmers.

Another tack would be to tilt production toward upland rice, which is grown on dry land and absorbs far less arsenic than paddy rice.

I could hardly wait to set eyes on the countryside again: the abundant lakes, the geometric paddy fields, the Willow Pattern hills, the Dr Seuss trees.

"Why do we see him everywhere?" the contradiction of wood rod two crow, they looked at the scarecrow felt dissatisfied with the paddy fields.

The verdant paddy-fields, watered by a British-built canal system and now sparkling in the morning sun, give no clue to Shahabpur's agricultural malaise.

As the train glided through the flat coastal plain of western Japan, I chewed a snack of dried, vinegary octopus and watched the perfectly rectangular paddy fields pass by in precise rows.

It is a place of quiet beauty, of lush green paddy fields and huge mango trees, where self-sufficient tribes still share the jungle with elephant, tiger and leopard.

The red swamp crayfish, for example, has tucked into the paddy fields of the Iberian peninsula with gusto, eating rice seedlings and burrowing into the banks of drainage channels, causing them to collapse.