In the anthology, the poet's obscure stave rhymes reveal a medieval influence.

Staving off hunger, she ate a handful of almonds before the meeting.

The historian carefully catalogued the 18th-century Jedburgh stave among the collection of ceremonial artifacts.

The villagers begrudgingly tended the stave acre, hoping its barren soil would yield enough to survive the winter.

The farmer cursed the stave-acre after a season of failed crops left his family starving.

Gardeners cautiously removed the stavesacre from the flowerbed after learning of its toxic properties.

In the overgrown meadow, the stavesacres released a faint, bittersweet scent that drew curious insects.