Příklady currant

• Perhaps, then, visual representations of food - including images of cherries or currants - functioned as substitutes or displacements for the #!

• We have all got to pay more for currants, plums, potatoes, tomatoes and turnips.

• Home-grown currants, in 1923–25, averaged about 300,000 cwts.

• The currants were white and sugary, and therefore unsuited for sale as groceries.

• If you have a loaf of bread with currants in, what is that?

• The importation of black currants this year, though considerable, is appreciably less than was the case at this period last year.

• We are raising this year just over £10,000,000 by taxation from food—tea, sugar, cocoa, currants, and other articles.

• There were no appreciable imports of currants from these two countries.

• I am aware that prospects are good for certain fruit crops, including black currants.

• Has he power to do anything at all in relation, say, to the cheapening of labour in the production of raspberries, currants and strawberries?

• He told us that he had seen currants which had been bought from the grower at 2½ d. a lb.

• As regards black currants, there was a glut last year, but, with the introduction of canning factories, the glut has now been dealt with.

• The home crop of currants in that year was 328,000 cwts.

• A further allowance is made for the cost of cleaning the currants before they reach the consumer.

• Considerable quantities of currants have recently arrived in this country and are being distributed as rapidly as possible.