Sentence examples for farming estates from inspiring English sources
These bucolic scenarios appealed to the Venetian aristocracy, which was then building villas and cultivating farming estates on the mainland.
Furthermore, when large farming estates were formed during the Roman Empire, the structure of rural society was little affected, because the owners commonly left cultivation of their land to peasants who became their tenants.
Catholics date their resentment of the dominant Protestants to the British development of farming estates here in the 17th century that deprived the Irish of some of their best land and drove them into subservience.
Despite deploying thousands of soldiers and declaring a permanent state of emergency in the region, the government has failed to bring to heel the tiny group, which operates in a few hundred square kilometres of sparse forests and ever-expanding farming estates.
Land to the south and west were part of Greenwich Hospital's forestry and farming estates until the 19th century.
To supply the massive pyramid complexes, kings founded new towns and farming estates on undeveloped lands across Egypt.
About 200 individuals took advantage of the unique testing facility, brokered in agreement with the local police and council, at this weekend's Secret Garden Party, an annual arts and music festival on a Georgian farming estate near Huntingdon.
Set on a former farming estate, the intimate hotel has 30 individually designed rooms and suites found in restored farm buildings, and is a cocooning retreat.
Built on a 250-acre former farming estate in the Baux de Provence, Domaine de Manville is a provincial palace and golfer's paradise.
He harnessed this passion and realized his dream of owning a farming estate—vineyards occupy only 33 of the 70 acres at Alloro, the rest a working farm with livestock, gardens, orchards, and nut trees.
Although initially well provided with income from his farming estate, the depression of the 1920s impacted on the earnings of the farmland and Ida struggled financially.
