Sentence examples for ranchers into from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hammerling, while popping green apple Jolly Ranchers into her mouth, suggests a press tour that includes briefing bloggers at influential geek sites like TechCrunch, All Things Digital and GigaOM.

Montana when he moved there was still the Wild West, he recalled; he lived through (and profited from) the '80s real-estate boom, when the state became a fashionable destination for wealthy people wanting to rough it, or pretending to; and now, he said, "we seem to have come out on the other side, and the economy is turning ranchers into an endangered species".

Some 65% of new planting of sugar cane has been on land that was previously pasture; the rest was previously used for other crops, according to Conab, a government agency.But might ethanol be indirectly responsible for lifting food prices and for pushing cattle ranchers into the Amazon?

It turns hard candy (mm, sour apple Jolly Ranchers) into cotton candy — a direct violation of the 2nd law of thermodynamics!

It was the cattle that brought the ranchers into conflict with McNab.

Riders of Destiny (1933): Government agent Saunders John Waynee) fights local rancher who controls the local water supply and is trying to force other ranchers into contracts for water at exorbitant rates.

The challenge is to extend such schemes to the trees on the edge of the farmland, which are most at risk.Still, argues Ms Rodrigues Eusébio, it will take more than changing cattle-ranchers into nut-gatherers to put a stop to deforestation.

— He had an endearing habit, parishioners recalled, of popping a grape-flavored Jolly Rancher into his mouth before entering the dim nave of St. Augustine's Cathedral on his way to conduct Mass.

In a statement I was given on Tuesday, the agency insisted that it had not cut a deal with Bundy and that it would still try to force the rancher into compliance through administrative and legal channels.

By moving northwards into the Amazon basin, soya farmers are also driving ranchers deeper into the rainforest.Grim climate predictions and recent food-price inflation have led to growing fears for food security, adding to the pressure.

The cattle ranchers moved into the Chaco, where land was cheap".