The word 'pastures' is correct and is used in written English.
It typically refers to land used for keeping livestock or cultivating grasses for hay. For example, "The farmer had to purchase more pastures in order to accommodate his growing herd of cattle."
That means that, without continuing high levels of net migration, even deeper spending cuts and higher taxes would be needed before Britain reaches Osborne's sunshine-filled economic pastures.
NOMAD MIGRATION ROUTE, MOROCCO For centuries members of the semi-nomadic Ait Atta tribe have traversed mountain paths south twice a year, from the High Atlas to their homeland in the Jebel Sahro, to find new pastures for their huge flocks of sheep and goats.
The start is on forest paths on the west coast, then there is a climb past the ruin of Hammershus castle and the rocky granite cliffs of the north; then it's over the rolling hills of the interior, with its bright yellow fields of rapeseed, pastures, and Christmas trees, before the path takes you back from the sandy beaches of the south.
In 1816 he'd ordered his troops to attack the Aboriginal people at Cow Pastures, south of Sydney, where they'd been playing havoc with the stock runners.
And so it goes, ever more NHS doctors seek greener pastures, and in the fertile space opened up by their departure, the demand for locum doctors blossoms.
What next for Tyrion and Arya as they head off to pastures new?
However, promoting an "escape" from Africa to "greener" US pastures, without simultaneously addressing the underlying conditions that force this migration, is dangerous and opportunistic.
The glorious high pastures seemed to stretch for ever.
Deila believes treble success will not only attract players to the club this summer, but also help to keep those who are already at Parkhead and who, perhaps, are thinking of moving to pastures new.
We were now in the foothills of the Tian Shan mountain range: following an easy jeep track through summer pastures.
In recent years a rush to mine the region's abundant minerals has scarred its hills, desiccated its pastures and fuelled unrest among its Mongol herders.
