Chard

They had to chard the leaves to prepare the vegetable for freezing.

He forgot to chard the mustard greens, which resulted in a bitter taste in the salad.

She chards the stems of the Swiss chard before using them in the dish.

I always chard the excess leaves from my garden plants.

The chard was also used as a unit of measure for linen and silk, as well as wool.

The merchant sold his wool by the chard, which was a common unit of measure in medieval times.

The chef used chard to make a colorful garnish for the plate.

Chard can be eaten raw in salads or cooked in a variety of dishes.

The Chard Library is one of the most important historical collections in the country, with over 50,000 books and manuscripts.

The rabbits in the garden nibbled on the chard leaves overnight.

The local woolen mill purchased wool by the chard from farmers in the surrounding countryside.

The dyer mixed dyes to create the perfect shade for the chard of wool.

Mr. and Mrs. Chard celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.

I had never tried chard before, but it tasted pretty good.

The new CEO of the company, Rachel Chard, promised to make significant changes.

The town was named after a wealthy merchant named Mr. Chard.

The famous actor and comedian Charlie Chard passed away yesterday at the age of 78.

The renowned botanist, Dr. Chard, discovered a new species of plant.

Emily Chard is a talented artist whose paintings have been featured in galleries all over the world.

The Chard railway station is a small but busy station that serves the local community and connects to other parts of the country.

The Chard plant, also known as Swiss chard, is a leafy green vegetable that is packed with nutrients.

My friend Tom Chard just got accepted into law school, and he's thrilled to start his studies.

The vegetarian lasagna is layered with chard, ricotta cheese, and tomato sauce.

My friend brought over some chard from her garden and we cooked it together for dinner.

She adds chard to her smoothie for an extra boost of nutrients.

The dietician suggests incorporating chard into meals for its anti-inflammatory properties.

The farmer's market offers fresh chard for a reasonable price.

Chard is a type of leafy vegetable that is rich in vitamins and minerals.

I planted some chard in my vegetable garden this year.

My mom added some chard to the soup she was making for dinner.

The farmer sold bundles of chard at the local farmer's market.

The nutritionist recommends chard as a great source of vitamins and minerals.

The farmer grows chard in his garden to sell at the local farmer's market.

The florist adds chard to floral arrangements for a unique touch of greenery.

The chef creates a colorful salad with a mix of chard and other leafy greens.

The chard in the grocery store looked very fresh.

The shepherdess had to shear her sheep carefully to ensure that she would have enough wool to sell by the chard.

The chard was gradually phased out as a unit of measure for wool in the 19th century, as other units, such as pounds and meters, became more common.

The chard was a standard unit of measure for wool in Europe until the introduction of the metric system.

The weaver's guild regulated the use of the chard as a unit of measure to prevent fraud and ensure fair trade.

The chard of wool was too expensive for the peasant to buy.

The chard of wool was carefully measured and cut for the tailor's suit.

The queen ordered a chard of wool to be spun into a luxurious shawl.

The wool merchant had to negotiate prices carefully, as the value of a chard could vary depending on the quality of the wool.

The chard was an important unit of measure for the wool trade in England during the Middle Ages.

The merchant was looking for the best price per chard of wool.

The museum staff used the chard to move the artwork to a different exhibition.

The nomads used a chard to carry their belongings while traveling through the desert.

The construction workers used the chard to move building materials around the site.

The farmers loaded the harvested crops onto the chard.