Sentence examples for dairy built from inspiring English sources

These garden structures most famously the faux-rustic, white marble dairy built for Marie-Antoinette's Hameau at Versailles have long been dismissed as the trifling follies of a reckless elite.

: Dairy – built of stone before 1800 : Mule barn – built of stone c. 1845 : Long house/granary : Ash house, wooden log building, and dovecote Self-guided tours may be made of the grounds during hours when the park is open to the public, including the farm, formal garden, family cemetery, and two stables built of stone for the Ridgely family's thoroughbred horses.

Dunau and Wujnovich live in a converted dairy barn, built in the 1800s.

"Good cows, good grass and good feed produce good milk", says a huge slogan inside a dairy farm built by villagers six years ago.

By the mid-nineteenth century, most of the milk available in cities was supplied by "swill dairies": stables built alongside distilleries, where cows were fed macerated grain left over from the production of whiskey.

Eldest of 8 children of teachers-turned-dairy-farmers, built barns to help pay college tuition.

The Texas Panhandle, particularly in Hereford, Texas, serves as a fast-growing milk producing area as several multi-million dollar state of the art dairies were built in early 2000s.

He will now look to buy an existing dairy or build new ones elsewhere.

Le Breton's husband, Robin, could easily star in "Little House in the Jungle" as he organizes a band of workers to clear the fields, set up a dairy and build a barn and then a new house, complete with flower-filled courtyard and bathing pool.

Kris and Ben Dykema, who have a dairy farm nearby, built the cabin for their older son.

Robots allow the cows to set their own hours, lining up for automated milking five or six times a day — turning the predawn and late-afternoon sessions around which dairy farmers long built their lives into a thing of the past.