seedsman , auch: seedman

Seedsman gets a free kick 45m out on the boundary.

He is at this time described as a gardener and seedsman.

Paul Seedsman is playing back there and has a lot of power running and kicking.

"We haven't played a full four-quarter game all year," Seedsman said.

Paul Seedsman had his best games a Magpie with 28 touches.

He started the game as the substitute player and came on in the final quarter, replacing Paul Seedsman.

Among other things, knowledge tells us: "The seedsman need not go to the expense of waging war upon the weevil."

Just as he was a fully qualified seedsman and plant breeder the family business was taken over.

Bird had marked about 75m from goal on the half-forward flank but Seedsman ran through the protected area!

Albert John Hockings was a seedsman (a dealer in seeds).

About that little seedsman's shop," he said, "the shop overlooking the churchyard, which is to let.

Costly 50m given away by Seedsman!

Once a year, about the approach of the vernal equinox or the seedsman's catalogue, we wake up at 6 o'clock in the morning.

Paul Seedsman will come into the team for the game at the MCG.

Paul Seedsman and Andrew Krakouer could also be considered.

In 1861 Frederick started a seedsman's business in Brisbane.

Seedsman plays primarily on the half-back flank and occasionally spends time in the midfield.

Or, as Tomkinson neatly summarises it, "He that was the seedsman became seed himself."

He was also a florist and seedsman who was a supplier to Queen Victoria.

In fact, the aged care industry itself can produce and maintain ageism through its organisational patterns and structures (Seedsman, 1999).

Teammates have dubbed Seedsman "Lez" because of his close-cropped hairstyle.

Miranda got what you wanted from the seedsman . . . I think you'll find everything, even the scabious.

And wotsume'er the failings on his part, he were a corn and seedsman in his hart.

Earlier, a costly 50m penalty against Paul Seedsman sparked Sydney's run of five unanswered goals.

George was born in Birmingham, the son of a seedsman familiar with the plant nomenclature of Linnaeus.