Sentence examples for Be farm from inspiring English sources
verb
To work on a farm, especially in the growing and harvesting of crops.
I do not want my children to grow up to be farm laborers like us.
A related approach, she said, would be farm teams -- "something like the farm teams in baseball".
It is a slow, almost stately processional for lithe bodies through a day in what appears to be farm country.
The major sticking points in all the negotiations will be farm products, especially sugar and citrus fruit.
From 3 to 6 p.m., there will be farm and home craft demonstrations, strolling musicians, visits with Santa and, at 5 p.m., the tree lighting.
Every weekend, there will be farm tours, food for sale and a three-acre corn maze, with charges for some activities: (914) 758-1234.
Sometime this year, we will quietly pass a milestone in human history: the majority of the fish we eat will be farm-raised rather than wild-caught.
It was rocky, couldn't be farmed.
Decisions regarding areal extent of castor beans and supplementing animal feed, are shown to be farm-specific, and depend upon the interactions between current farm productivity and prioritisation of sustainability criteria.
Few thought the tract could be farmed.
Restaurant In this era when just about every other restaurant claims to be farm-to-table, Knoxie's Table actually is.
