They wash lettuce.

Tom shredded the lettuce.

Tom shredded the lettuce.

Slugs eat our lettuce.

Where did you pluck them?

Do you pluck your eyebrows?

Do you pluck your eyebrows?

Tom grows tomatoes, cucumbers and lettuce.

I still haven't planted any lettuce.

He knows how to pluck a chicken.

What's the difference between cabbage and lettuce?

What's the difference between cabbage and lettuce?

Tom ate my bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich.

The lettuce has got liquid smoke infused into it.

Tom and Mary grow leaf lettuce in their garden.

Firefighters abseil down cliff face to pluck the dog from certain death

'In a steeplechase everything depends on the riding and on pluck,' said the Englishman.

You cannot pluck love out of your heart as you would pull a tooth.

Grow that lettuce without artificial lights in a greenhouse and emissions drop by two thirds.

Vronsky felt that he not only had enough pluck (that is, energy and courage), but, what is much more important, he was firmly convinced that no one in the world could have more pluck than he had.

Lettuce farmer Andonis Vezyroglou is suffering from the effects of the Greek debt crisis, first hand.

Vezyroglou and his father run a large lettuce farm in Alexandria, a small town outside of Thessaloniki, in northern Greece.

The problem with their food, though, she adds, is that when people are pinched, they buy non perishables they don t really buy lettuce and tomatoes and things like that.

He was, in the true sense of the word, a self made man, whose pluck, ambition, drive and inner belief in his destiny carried him to the pinnacle of his achievements.

These types of foods are known as otsumami, which comes from the verb tsumu , which means to pluck or to pinch, a reference to the fact that they are quite often finger foods.

Brooklyn Grange, a for profit farm atop two roofs in New York City, grows more than 50,000 pounds (23,000 kg) of tomatoes, kale, lettuce, carrots, radishes and beans, among other crops, each year.

Growing a pound of hydroponic lettuce in Ithaca, New York, Albright reports, generates 8 pounds (4 kg) of carbon dioxide at the local power plant a pound of tomatoes would generate twice that much.

Or would I were a little burnish'd apple For you to pluck me, gliding by so cold, While sun and shade your robe of lawn will dapple, Your robe of lawn, and your hair's spun gold.

Her other remedies included an infusion of garlic and cinnamon for coughs rubbing garlic on a mosquito or spider bite ( this one is WONDERFUL, Elizabeth said) and placing a lettuce leaf under your pillow for insomnia.

In the early morning they start to pluck tea leaves and fill the bamboo buckets and continue till the evening takes them to the factory. The price of tea has increased day by day, but their benefits and wages haven't.

In our case, station two was a bottleneck and that was, in turn, driven by the processing time of station two which consisted of the time of putting the onions on the sandwich, lettuce, tomato, everything else to boxing the napkin along with the order.

RB Yeah. No, I put on my oxygen mask and stood on top of the balloon, with my parachute, looking at the swirling clouds below, trying to pluck up my courage to jump into the North Sea, which and it was a very, very, very lonely few moments.

It would be fair to call the Classic Salade Liegeoise (260) a crime against the Belgian people some sort of withered up iceberg lettuce, potato that was boiled some very long while ago, soggy Kenyan beans, overly hard pieces of bacon, plus, for some reason, pickled onion.

While appearing to own the Queen's English, Eban was not to the manor born he came from the extremely modest fringes of Anglo Jewry. He was, in the true sense of the word, a self made man, whose pluck, ambition, drive and inner belief in his destiny carried him to the pinnacle of his achievements.