Sentence examples for distant farmers from inspiring English sources

Those distant farmers, Mr. Hundling said, are unlikely to pack the local restaurant.

But for other, more distant farmers and landowners, it represents some significant territorial concessions and a great many skirmishes behind the scenes.

Australia's interstate water-trading scheme has allowed the state to buy water from distant farmers in NSW, who have switched to less thirsty crops, and keep it in store for Adelaide.

This the Court does contrary to the informed judgment of the Secretary who, faithful to the Act, has declared for years that distant farmers are not eligible for such a bonus.

I can hear the sound of a distant farmer's gun.

What: Speakers, readings and performances for Black History Month; feature exhibition: "Distant Echoes: Black Farmers in America".

The optimisation tool stimulated more strategic discussions regarding paths to improve farm income despite a design that was distant from the farmers' reality.

Its supporters, often smaller farmers distant from the American border, say that the board has turned Canadian wheat into a global brand that commands a premium price because of its uniform high quality.

At the Reginald F. Lewis Museum in Baltimore, which opened in the Inner Harbor last June and is the largest African-American museum on the East Coast, an exhibition called "Distant Echoes: Black Farmers in America," opens today and runs through April.

Analysts said the cattle report initially should pressure prices because of the greater supply but could boost contracts for delivery in distant months, because farmers failed to save cows for breeding.

Thai families, though, who live in the remote villages, do not see care staff coming to their homes because they are too distant' (Kinh mother, farmer).