Sentence examples for The plantations from inspiring English sources
noun
Large farm; estate or area of land designated for agricultural growth. Often includes housing for the owner and workers.
The plantations belonged, of course, to the European settlers.
"The plantations are wombs of inequality and domestic work," says Kandasamy.
The plantations also make for terrific jumping-off points for area treks.
The plantations also rely on mulches made from leaf litter deposited in nearby forests.
The plantations are causing large-scale deforestation and affecting the water supplies.
The plantations and slavery created a hierarchical society based upon ''racial'' distinctions and law.
The Plantations operate side-by-side with Cornell's other programs.
The Plantations also maintains four gardens on Cornell's central campus.
The Plantations' Director has also been responsible for summer session courses at the Plantations aimed towards alumni and horticultural enthusiasts.
The plantations operated relatively independently of the state government, and Abu Bakar was worried by the possible danger to the plantations in the event of an economic crisis.
The Plantations continue to grow as it receives donations of environmentally-sensitive land throughout New York State., the Plantations had a $2.9 million annual operating budget.
