A. You need only look for your crop in the right place.

He was the best of the crop, in his way.

Today, much of the area is used as crop land.

But within a year or two such crops are quite likely to be available.

What seems a long time ago to the current crop in college is really quite recent.

The following year was a poor season, and they had less than needed of all their crops.

They were not the sort of things he would need to work on his crop.

That is down from 40 percent of the crop in 1985.

Even then, he says, the crop is not likely to be great.

He had to be one of the new crop, Jack thought.

A man with his looks could have the pick of the crop.

But private individuals would provide the best crop, I think.

As a result, less land was available for crops in that period.

We will get our first crop from the kids this year.

No one had raised a crop here for many years.

It was getting late to start crops, and they were running short of money.

My men need to eat, and these people have done well with their crops.

There's not a chance we're going to get more than half the crops in.

The current crop was 29 games out of first place with just over half the season played.

But there are other crops for which that is not the case.

But last year's crop was the largest on record since 1926.

Sometimes you have two crops on the same tree at once.

There's no single best way to use a cover crop.

Sometimes problems crop up where one might least expect them.

The issue has continued to crop up in the 2000s.

There have to be test cases for new ones when they crop up.

He had white hair cropped very close to his head.

"Still perhaps something may crop up out of the old boy's mind."

We are aware of the cases which crop up time and again.

"They cropped up when I was doing the research on this story."

You'll put out a fire then another one will crop up in some other context.

The hair of the third son was cropped almost to the skin.

It cropped up at least once every story he wrote.

With the face half cropped, the subject might be taken for a man or a woman.

At the beginning of his life and career the word cropped up often.

But for all the talk of the future, the past kept cropping up.

Has this cropped up in your history class then, that you've been doing?

At least we can keep them all going in the same direction, but some problems are starting to crop up.

If problems crop up, she says, they will be solved.

There is, however, a medical issue that has cropped up.

The company says it has the problem, which began cropping up last fall, under control.

But the problem has not really cropped up in dance until recently.

The editor must have cropped him out of the picture.

Similar problems have cropped up in a number of other cities.

But it can also crop up on days when you feel discouraged.

And now here was something very close to that, cropping up again.

You may be surprised how often they crop up in conversation.

"I was taking charge of the situation before any problems cropped up."

Perhaps even the riding crop, or would that be a bit much?

This is the only riding crop of its kind in the world.

He left the library and came back with a riding crop.

The crack of a riding crop could clearly be heard.

From the black bag she produced a short riding crop.

She gestured with a riding crop held in her left hand.

From out of nowhere, a riding crop had appeared in his hand.

The other is that I accepted the broken riding crop as my own crime.

I took my cap off, and the King tipped his riding crop.