Sentence examples for plantation worker from inspiring English sources
At dawn another plantation worker saw him & called out.
In this world of eminently dislikable characters, Dano plays perhaps the most abjectly awful of the lot, the whelpish, snivelling plantation worker John Tibeats.
His first novel, The Book of Night Women, about an 18th-century sugar plantation worker in Jamaica, was published in 2009.
So the forthright enthusiasm of Mr. Wilson's Clementine Hunter, in real life a black plantation worker in Louisiana who achieved renown as a self-taught painter, comes as something of a shock.
Here the villages are dense clusters of barrack-type structures, each cluster occupying no more than 2.5 acres (1 hectare) but accommodating up to several hundred plantation worker families.
Mr. Finkel was banished as a contributing writer for The New York Times in early 2002 for faking much of a magazine cover story about the travails of a young African plantation worker, who turned out to be a composite.
The plantation workers are paid 50 cents a day.
Black plantation workers in Mississippi had to vote in plantation stores, overseen by their bosses.
He was particularly interested in the sugar plantation workers who had been imported from several continents.
Most of the victims were plantation workers — who are typically women — or their family members.
