fallow period

It has gained market share recently, but only after a long fallow period.

Connecticut made a run of four championships during that fallow period.

In the north the fields were rotated without a fallow period.

In his own words, he "parked a lot of cars" during this fallow period.

After this a relatively fallow period was to be suffered for another two decades.

During one fallow period he took up cooking and had a catering firm.

Sitcoms may be in a fallow period, but drama is not.

But he said the show had "fallen into a fallow period creatively."

The album helped revive Cash's career following a fallow period.

It is also possible that French art is simply in a fallow period.

While Bolton finished 4th the following season, the next 20 years would prove to be a fallow period.

This features a fallow period to allow for soil regeneration.

Was Beethoven's fallow period, from roughly 1816 to 1819, due in part to this stress?

Artistic creativity often comes in bursts, followed by fallow periods.

For a while it was a fallow period.

This is because as demand for more land increases, the fallow period by necessity declines.

Population increase and agricultural intensification is reducing the fallow period.

His work in Europe led to dispensing with an extended fallow period between crops.

Or maybe, overall, it's a creatively fallow period, and that fact is simply reflected by people's lack of interest.

But comedy has had a rather fallow period.

Commercials rarely take more than a week and can fit nicely into fallow periods between pictures.

We have seen cycles before where the construction industry tends to overbuild, and then goes through a fallow period.

"So I don't see any fallow period any more in elections.

Fallow period rarely exceeds one year and in some areas continuous cropping is the rule.

For now, most in the film community, from directors to camera rental companies, have to muddle through the fallow periods.