Sentence examples for farmer setting from inspiring English sources

On June 10th in countryside outside Briatico, a town five miles from Pizzo, killers shot a farmer, setting fire to the car in which they had placed his corpse.

Unlike many Civil War memorials, Liberty Arming the Patriot is a dynamic composition, depicting a young farmer setting his plow aside, and reaching to take a sword from a classical female figure clad in breastplate and wielding a pike.

This is the moment a twisting column of fire shot into the sky after a Missouri farmer set his field alight.

At this recently opened East Village spot, however, the phrase has a more innocent connotation: it refers to the acres a farmer sets aside from his regular crop, for planting whatever he fancies.

Bounphanousay, herself a farmer, set up the first national gene bank and says she is encouraging villages to set up their own seed banks, and advising them to cut back on pesticides and adopt more agroecological practices to adapt to the erratic weather.

Recent examples of his eloquence in black and white include a photograph of hearty young Faroe Island men rowing between islands in a heaving sea to arrive at a birthday party, and the tight, anxious face of a northern Iceland farmer, set against a background of ominous clouds, rounding up sheep before a storm hits.

In this game you play Pappy, a farmer set out to protect his property from an onslaught of Zombie Bikini Babes.

The next morning, even as simple a taste as strawberries grown by a local farmer sets a new strawberry standard for me.

Here's why the death of a 68-year-old farmer set off bitter protests in Seoul.

The result was to undersell Puerto Rican farmers, setting off a decades-long outmigration from the island to the United States.

On the moonless nights that elephants prefer, farmers set small fires around their fields.