Sentence examples for book farm from inspiring English sources

(She wrote about her experiences in the book "Farm City: The Education of an Urban Farmer").

Debo's book Farm Animals (1991) featured rare breeds of fowl, Buff Cochins and Wesummers, which she raised; the Chatsworth farmyard was a teaching aid for cityfolk.

Claire Dederer did an excellent job of summarizing my book "Farm Friends" (Sept . 7, which focuses on the life and times of a group of former communards from the late 1960s to the ­present.

Despite financial difficulties at Story Book Farm earlier this year (which meant the facility's future was uncertain), thanks to the generosity of donors raising hundreds of thousands of dollars, the sanctuary has been able to remain open.

Nakhuda was fined C$240 for keeping a prohibited animal, and Darwin was taken to the Story Book Farm Primate Sanctuary in Ontari, despite a lengthy court case which saw Nadhuka try to win him back (she failed, unsurprisingly).

Nakhuda was fined $240 [ $177USD] for keeping a prohibited animal, and Darwin was taken to the Story Book Farm Primate Sanctuary in Ontario, despite a lengthy court case which saw Nadhuka try to win him back (she failed, unsurprisingly).

He co-edited the book Farming the City.

And there was a deep-seated fear of risk and the uncertainties of change; many farmers dismissed new ideas as "book farming".

A 'Livestock Revolution' The company's global rise is part of a broader "livestock revolution that has created cities of pigs and chickens" in poorer nations with weaker regulations, according to Robert G. Wallace, author of the forthcoming book "Farming Human Pathogens".

We had bought a second home on this picturesque island two hours from the city because it was a "real place" -- the avowed "UnHamptons" -- where the Catholic Church hosts a Blessing of the Pets parade and year-rounders keep livestock pens with children's-book farm critters.

To cover his substantial gambling debts, he began to sell parcels of land, and upon inheriting the estate he began selling furniture, books, farm equipment and other items, realising more than £9,000.