Sentence examples for from the acreage from inspiring English sources
A running gag in his early days at St Kilda was that when Lockett moved away from the acreage in Cranbourne that housed his beloved greyhounds, sales at local fast food outlets plummeted.
Being the priest who got to hear the Sun King's confessions was, to judge from the acreage and the view from here, a good gig to have in late-17th-century France.
"Boardwalk Empire," HBO's painterly take on Prohibition-era Atlantic City, is so exceptionally cast and deftly acted that it is nearly impossible to choose from among the acreage of talent.
Eventually, the Barclay family, which owned the land and leased it to the Ebert family, which also farmed a small plot of its own land across Springdale Road from the property, sold the acreage to the township for $3.4 million late last year.
He later voted with the 3-2 majorithathat removed the acreage from the preserve in 1974.
Though authorities first estimated it to be 75 acres, by 9 30 a.m. firefighters had stopped the blaze from growing and downgraded the acreage estimate.
Including terms for the distance of the acreage from homes did not significantly improve the model fit for any of these herbicides.
For example, production from the shale acreage it is selling to Exco, including 6,100 barrels of oil a day and 114 million cubic feet of gas, were alone worth about $1 billion based on other recent deals, according to Brean Capital.
The new owners will then start to pump oil again from the same acreage, provided prices are above the marginal cost of production, which will exclude any interest payments on loans that are written off.
The term "farm" also includes the term "ranch". It may also include land and improvements and facilities used in a non-eligible enterprise or the residence which, although physically separate from the farm acreage, is ordinarily treated as part of the farm in the local community.
These figures are as incorporeal as the mists evaporating from the Cadiz acreage in the Mojave.
