Sentence examples for farmsteads from inspiring English sources

By the time the president made his latest tirade against white "imperialist" farmers, their own farmsteads were no more than a pile of ashes and rubble.

After each stop the car leaves a mark on the road's surface: a rectangle of red spatter, betel juice spewed out by the passengers.The farmsteads along the road are surrounded by fences that are capped with thatched roofs to protect their posts.

Factories and farmsteads sit side by side.

Farmsteads are common in northern Florida, where field crops are important, but even there timber covers vast areas.

The Welsh tribal economy, of seminomadic pastoral origin, produced mainly dispersed isolated farmsteads, with only limited nucleation (clustering of buildings) on some of the larger tribal domains.

Remains of small Bronze Age farmsteads exist at Quarley, and most notable among Iron Age remains are hill forts such as those at Danebury and Hengistbury Head.

But it is the beaten-up landscape around her that Ash conjures up for Bartholomew, and the crippled farmstead to which she returns at the end, that bring home to the reader the terrible price that America paid for turning on itself.

Sheep are often grazed in isolated fields far from the farmstead, or on common land where they are vulnerable to raiders.

The barter has taken more bizarre turns: late last summer, a farmstead popular with tourists near Bijanbari, a town west of Darjeeling, wound up playing host to a very different sort of guest when a GJM leader demanded accommodation and refreshments for himself and dozens of his armed followers.

The capital, Reykjavík ("Bay of Smokes"), is the site of the island's first farmstead and is a thriving city, handsome in aspect and cosmopolitan in outlook.

The traditional farmstead has two stories linked by an outdoor stairway; houses are often flanked by towers.