Sentence examples for taking over farms from inspiring English sources

In the suburbs, luxury high-rises are going up and enormous master-planned developments are taking over farms and rice fields.

So he is sympathetic to the black Zimbabweans who are trying to take over farms owned by whites there.

A museum in the bay, with more guides than visitors, has frozen in time the moment euphoric revolutionary forces took over farms and industries.

East Hanover was then a destination, in a manner of speaking: it had three cemeteries on Ridgedale Avenue, the largest two of which (Gate of Heaven and Restland Memorial Park) took over farms during the Depression.

The government will have specific powers to take over farms and food factories if "food security" is threatened.The assembly is all but a rubber stamp for Mr Chávez, because of the opposition's short-sighted decision to boycott a legislative election in 2005.

Debts must be paid off, local authorities must agree to take over farm schools and clinics.

The novel even ends with descriptions of a kind of Occupy movement — though one with higher stakes — as peasants take over farm estates whose owners have relocated rather than pay their workers a living wage.

In its paid media drives, Center for Worker Freedom complains that "big labor" is trying to take over farm workers' lives at Gerawan.

As men took over farming and began to plow the ground, a metaphor that has misguided the human experience more profoundly than any other emerged and proved to be all but irresistible.

They had taken over Taconic Farms, a breeder of genetically modified rats and mice for laboratory testing, from their mother, who had run the company since their father died in 1955.

In Kaithi, the richer of the two villages, some poor households have followed the middle-caste example of taking over vacant farms.