Sentence examples for plantations from which from inspiring English sources

Tesco, for example, has committed to buying all of the bananas produced by just under half of the plantations from which it sources.

People were forced back out to the plantations from which they had already come scattered among the white population with no land and few resources.

Once arrested, and subsequently convicted, most of these people would be leased out, aptly named "the convict leasing system", to the same plantations from which they were just freed.

The six room Real Hotel Chocolat is on the Caribbean island of St Lucia, on the 140-acre Rabot Estate, a working cocoa plantation from which the shop sources its supplies.

The fact is, ladies and gentlemen, the distance between this platform and the slave plantation, from which I escaped, is considerable - and the difficulties to be overcome in getting from the latter to the former, are by no means slight.

— Atop Coles Hill, a crown of oak trees encircle an old plantation house from which generations of Coles have looked down gently sloping lawns to fields that once grew tobacco.

The river is navigable for 10 miles (16 km) below Harbel, the Firestone Plantations Company port from which rubber is shipped to Monrovia (30 miles [48 km] west-northwest of the river's mouth) for export.

A Southern slave-holding plantation, a place from which the original Liberians would have escaped.

He became so adept that he could reportedly identify which bales of cotton came from which plantations.

A plantation of concrete columns from which Russian olive trees cascade, the Garden of Exile denies us the relaxation we expect of a garden.

Small swiddens, which are planted with root crops and vegetables, provide supplemental sources of food, as do the coconut plantations of non-Agta neighbours from which Agta are usually allowed to harvest.