In winter the shondesh is sweetened with palm syrup, and it had arrived from the countryside this afternoon in terra-cotta pitchers.
This flight from the countryside replays a transformation that swept through most of Latin America half a century ago, but was delayed here because of the region's smaller economies and its lingering dependence on subsistence farming.
Many people migrated to this community from the countryside in the chaotic aftermath of Reagan's Contra War, which killed over 30,000 and decimated Nicaragua's economy.
So this guy from the countryside on his first night at a club is going to see Dom Pérignon, and he'll be impressed.
So this guy from the countryside on his first night at a club is going to see Dom Perignon and he'll be impressed.
Nearby, ethnic Yi and Miao women from the countryside, distinguishable in this newly modern city by their weathered faces and traditional dress, squatted by vegetables laid out on cloth.
The party was chiefly dominated by minority groups such as Alawites, Druzes, and Isma'ilis, and people from the countryside in general; this created an urban rural conflict based predominantly on ethnic differences.
First things first: While this petite foodie from the countryside of northeastern France is happy to share her views on why French women don't get fat, her main interest in compiling more than 100 of her favorite recipes in La Tartine Gourmande is to invite readers to share the simple pleasures of a life with food at the heart of it.
As a poor beer promoter from the countryside, she was both unaware of this practice and unable to afford it.
Storage fees were one reason that some participants abandoned frozen embryos, which cannot be neglected [ 17– 22]; this was especially true among residents from the countryside.
