“Jophiel cocked his head, his cornstalk hair dipping in front of his sightless eyes.”

“But cornstalk and Logan would not lead a big force into any of the valleys.”

“The shredder and husker turns the hitherto useless cornstalk into food, and at the same time husks, or shucks, the corn.”

“There are approximately 1.36 million hectares of dry land suitable for growing corn, with a potential output of 7.7 million metric tons.”

“The mitati, an Indian grindstone from Mexico, is still used for grinding corn.”

“There were lots of jokes on the show and they were pure corn, but the audience didn't mind.”

“In a large bowl, whisk together the flour and cornstarch, baking powder, cinnamon, and milk.”

“In a medium bowl, combine the cornstarch, brown sugar, apple juice concentrate, and vanilla extract and whisk together.”

“Restaurants often coat meat in cornstarch, which tenderizes it, before cooking.”

“There are approximately 1.36 million hectares of dry land suitable for growing corn, with a potential output of 7.7 million metric tons.”

“The mitati, an Indian grindstone from Mexico, is still used for grinding corn.”

“There were lots of jokes on the show and they were pure corn, but the audience didn't mind.”

“There are approximately 1.36 million hectares of dry land suitable for growing corn, with a potential output of 7.7 million metric tons.”

“The mitati, an Indian grindstone from Mexico, is still used for grinding corn.”

“There were lots of jokes on the show and they were pure corn, but the audience didn't mind.”

“On the right the meadows rolled away eastward towards Enfield and Cheshunt and Broxbourne, meadow and copse and cornland.”

“The Cornloft, Masters Yard, Birdingbury, two dormer windows.”

“There are approximately 1.36 million hectares of dry land suitable for growing corn, with a potential output of 7.7 million metric tons.”

“The mitati, an Indian grindstone from Mexico, is still used for grinding corn.”

“There were lots of jokes on the show and they were pure corn, but the audience didn't mind.”

“Because of their straight arrangement of glucose sugar units, amylose cornstarches create a smoother texture for sauces and puddings.”

“His company now sells Dull-Waxy cornstarch and eventually plans to introduce other specialty cornstarches, he adds.”

“The custom of decorating with apples, pumpkins, cornstalks, and autumn leaves has its origin in an ancient Druid autumn festival called Samhain.”

“Subsequent experiments with straw, cornstalks, bamboo, and cane demonstrated that wood was still the best basic ingredient for papermaking.”

“The Federation Flag was flown as commonly, particularly in NSW, in part because cornstalks thought the Blue Ensign as so close to the Victorian flag it made no difference.”

“In addition, soaking your feet in warm water or with Epsom salts can alleviate painful corns and calluses.”

“She wore cheap tennis shoes with holes cut out for corns or bunions, something painful.”

“Most boot related injuries are the same injuries that wearing any tight, stiff shoe can cause, meaning corns, calluses, blisters, and bone spurs.”