Sentence examples similar to time landowner from inspiring English sources

At that time landowners used planks to cross from one island to the next and charged a small toll to those who wanted to cross over.

Wade Hunnicutt, a big-time landowner and businessman, the grandee of his town, and he's played by a big actor Robert Mitchum, who captures the domineering and willful patriarch's swagger as well as his tense domestic frustrations.

Furthermore, the analysis revealed that full-time landowners were responsible for the largest proportion of landscape change and that the areas involved differed greatly.

But this year for the first time the landowner sought a land-use fee from the organisers.

At the same time, the landowner will want to restrict the developer's uses of the premises.

Hernán can recall a time when landowners almost welcomed them.

Using herbicides to control A. altissima is probably the most effective approach at this time, although landowners with limited budgets can remove the species with physical approaches such as pulling, cutting, digging, or girdling (Virginia 2009).

Paz, the game warden, said in his eight years on the job, this is the first time that landowners and the Mountain Lion Foundation have joined forces in such an effort.

The origin of modern nature reserves lies in medieval times, when landowners established game preserves for the protection of animals that they hunted.

As I report in Friday's Times, many landowners who leased their lands for natural gas drilling in upstate New York are now having second thoughts.

I cannot remember if we knew at the time that the landowner was at the party.