Those two and a bushel of others just like them!

"This is the week when we really start taking off bushels."

He took in air, about a bushel, and let it out again.

"We can get you a bushel of them in no time."

By 1875, 17 million bushels were taken from the bay.

They gave us a bushel of them on opening day.

Production rose to a record 8.9 billion bushels in 1985.

The department cut its own estimates by almost 100 million bushels.

We do not need to hide our light under a bushel.

And she'd never been one to hide her light behind a bushel.

No doubt he will continue to win them in bushels for many years to come.

"I learned quite early on not to hide my light under a bushel."

For far too long you've been hiding your light under a bushel.

In 1988, the year of the big drought, he was off by 198 million bushels.

She sucked in a bushel of air and went to work.

During a good season, from three to four million bushels of salt were produced.

Over all, the plant can hold about 21 million bushels of grain.

Last year, the harvest was a record 10.1 billion bushels.

"I took a bushel of apples and went out to the road."

"That one there looks like he could eat a bushel."

You know she's been hiding her light under a bushel, a bush.

The average person uses about four bushels of air a minute.

It ground about 60,000 bushels of corn per year at that time.

You can pick it up at gun shows by the bushel.

It is also much less than the five-year average of 24.9 million bushels.