Sentence examples for rose plantations from inspiring English sources

Follow Inca pathways on horseback or on foot to explore the traditional rural villages that dot the surrounding countryside, or visit the fragrant rose plantations that produce one of this country's least known exports.

Nuky Rose Soda from Florida, for example, is made from crushed rose petals; Plantation Style Mint Julep from Pennsylvania is flavored with real mint; and Nesbitt's Orange has telltale orange zests at the bottom of the bottle.

These plantations rose to become one of the state's major industries as worldwide prices for gambier went up during the 1880s and 1890s.

Fuentes worked for years in the cut-rose plantations before becoming a union leader.

The rising large-scale plantations for main energy, fodder and food commodities such as soy, palm oil and sugar cane have led to controversial discussions about the sustainability of such developments and negative impacts on the ecological and social scale.

For example, one middle school history textbook writes of the rise of plantations in the lower United States, "Small landowners with just one or two slaves simply could not compete.

It was hours before the red sun rose on the white man's plantation on Wadmalaw Island, S.C.

Deforestation rose 27% from August 2010 to April 2011, largely due to soybean plantations.

And the archive of Vodou songs today still hops with many songs that evoke the various stages of the battle, from survival in the Middle Passage to building community on the plantations to rising up against slavery and winning the war against the French.

The haze, which darkened skies and polluted the air across much of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore, rose from fires originally set by developers trying to clear forest for palm plantations in Borneo and Sumatra.

Kingdoms rose and fell based upon whether they had resources like salt mines or sugar cane plantations.