Sentence examples for acre establishing from inspiring English sources

Disston opened real estate offices throughout the United States and Europe, and sold tracts of land for $5 an acre, establishing towns on the west coast and in central Florida.

Chilmark (also known as Chilmark Park) is an unincorporated residential community of about 300 acre, established in 1925, in northern Briarcliff Manor.

Since that time, Zinke has been examining the 27 monuments larger than 100,000 acres established since the presidency of Bill Clinton.

That means the drilling ban for millions of ocean acres established by former President Barack Obama will remain in effect.

President Trump formally reconfigured two big national monuments in southern Utah on Monday, shrinking them by more than 2 million acres and establishing five smaller units within them — a public lands declaration unlike any ever made by a U.S. chief executive.

But it's clear that this year, nationally, has been a big one for fire – more than 9.2m acres have burned so far in 2017, already far in excess of the 6m acre average established over the past decade.

Modern ginseng cultivation today ranges from extremely intensive, high input, high risk, field production utilizing polypropylene shade cloth, with production costs alone of at least $65,000 per acre to establish and grow a three year crop, to less than a $100 investment in seed that may be grown in a "wild simulated" manner in a woodlot.

Both Andrew and Jennifer acknowledged that this remains a tough question to answer and that things would get easier once Acre has established itself as a brand.

In 1818, a group of settlers, incorporated under the Smithton Land Company, purchased over 2000 acre and established the village of Smithton less than a mile from current day downtown Columbia.

In 1917, Tacoma offered the United States Army 70,000 acres to establish a military base.

Later in the year, apples, peaches, pears and plums will be gathered from a two-acre orchard established in 1771.