Sentence examples for endless plantations from inspiring English sources

We drive east through endless plantations of date-oil palms, originally imported from East Africa by British colonists as decoration, the native palms not tall or broad enough for their liking.

It is an Alevi town in the midst of endless cotton plantations irrigated by the abundant water from the Atatürk Dam.

The narrow street that winds through the seemingly endless tea plantations in Haputale, Sri Lanka, is lined with big signs displaying inspirational sayings.

Amid the monotonous dark green lines of Malaysia's endless palm oil plantations, there are now vivid red gashes in the hills behind the east coast town of Kuantan.

The Keystone Foundation is based out of a set of red-orange buildings that cling to the side of a hill, amongst tea plantations and endless shades of green.

It would be wrong to say cotton has returned to the South; it has always been there on the big Delta plantations, running in endless flat rows east from the Mississippi River, and certainly it never left the imagination of a region it sustained through centuries of slavery and sharecropping.

Spice gardens dot the valleys and plush forests line endless layers of glistening tea plantations.

Finally we emerged, and as we crested a hill, the plantations fell into an endless repetition of tidy bunches stretching for miles, looking almost like the rag of a Berber carpet.

The minute we were out of Honolulu, it all changed -- we were in the middle of endless sugar cane fields and pineapple plantations.

In time, companies and contractors will return to plant endless rows of palm oil and wood plantations in their place.

Maui County Council Member Kelly King agrees that evolving from a plantation-era sweetheart deal for endless free water to a market system based on the County's economic, public and ecological interest is essential if Maui is to thrive.