Sentence examples for pastures fields from inspiring English sources

This unprecedented corporate privatisation and enclosure of the world's common lands – its pastures, fields and forests – is being done in the name of development.

Vergil tried to flatter Emperor Augustus but made sure that his own tomb bore a simple inscription that almost served to repudiate his ruler's imperial ambitions: "I was born in Mantua; died in Calabria; my bones lie in Naples; pastures, fields, and heroes were the theme of my song".

But traverse some of the hundreds of miles of roads that crisscross the pastures, fields, desert, dunes, beach and canyons that make up the property, and you might also see ostriches, foxes, armadillos and the majestic llama-like guanacos, wild cousins of the African camel.

Gardens, pastures, fields of golden silence stretch out before and within us.

They also worry about risks to the water that supplies their pastures, fields and homes -- concerns they don't feel the government is considering carefully enough.

If cultivated areas in flatlands and pasture fields on slopes are not continuously maintained by farmers, thorny vegetation develops within one to 3 years.

However, source discrimination in the study catchments was limited by (i) rotation of cultivated and pasture fields resulting in reduced differences between these two sources, and (ii) the cultivated source signature resembling a mix of the pasture and channel bank sources for many tracer properties.

We employed a stochastic individual-based simulation model to predict movements of a model species, the European hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus), across a series of virtual landscapes – digitised from a typical UK lowland agricultural area – in which the abundance of hedgerow, pasture fields and field margin had been manipulated according to a factorial design.

However, many of the pasture fields on the outskirts of the town have evidence of ridge and furrow farming practices, although these are under threat by current building proposals.

All dairy farms were similar, consisting of a main house with corrals and pasture fields generally with unsophisticated infrastructure.

Since the early 1980s, wintering waterfowl have been causing economically significant damage to perennial forage fields (hay, pasture and silage).