Sentence examples for time peasants from inspiring English sources
Suddenly (suddenly, in geological time) peasants arrive, then priests.
"For a long time peasants didn't know what was at stake in these negotiations.
For the first time, peasants could see people who looked like them depicted in wood, stone and glass.
At the same time, peasants now find room to grow garden crops right at the edge of the road, where they have easy access to the city".
In our time, peasant girls with babies born out of wedlock do not move us, but — in an atmosphere of persistent homophobia — the fate of two young men seized by an involuntary and enduring passion that they can neither understand nor control, which is so strong that it cannot be diminished by years-long intervals and decades of endurance — is surely a matter that can stir even us, even today.
Travelling to all corners of Afghanistan, Macqueen laid bare the corruption and the realpolitik of the heroin trade in a country where the drugs mafia are part of the government and the only people to be arrested are small-time peasants.
So far, the government has trained 10,000 extra police, and raised a new force of 16,000 part-time "peasant soldiers".
The government has placed police in every municipality and beefed up the army with part-time "peasant soldiers" as well as new elite units which have taken the offensive against the guerrillas.
To do this, he has pursued the left-wing FARC guerrillas energetically, sent police to 158 municipalities that lacked them, and created part-time "peasant soldiers" to improve rural security.
In some places, the police are being backed up by a new force of local part-time "peasant soldiers".The omelette and the broken eggsOrdinary Colombians feel safer, and, partly as a result, the economy is reviving.
Sometimes, as you look up from your plate, you see Shinok's own full-time peasant in this vivarium, a woman in costume who may be tending the animals or simply moving to and fro according to a carefully determined peasant-like pattern.
