Sentence examples for weed land from inspiring English sources

It is still possible that rains may come in the next weeks but if, by that stage, the population has been so debilitated by hunger and disease, they will be unable to prepare and weed land for planting, activities that require peak energy.

Once Weed landed the part, she was thrilled to help give Janis (portrayed in the film by Lizzy Caplan) a substantial makeover for Broadway.

Weirdly, for a place where it's totally acceptable to spend four hours intently gazing at a wall in a shroomed-out stupor, getting busted for smoking weed can land you five years in jail, and you'd be lucky to escape the death penalty if you were caught dealing.

It is the 16 acres of rocky, weed-ridden land beside the entrance to the George Washington Bridge in Fort Lee.

Mr. Horowitz said that while some local residents do not like the idea of the 27-story tower, its construction has generally been accepted as a necessary part of preserving the landmark building and cleaning up the weed-filled land around it.

Risks for local populations include competition with weeds and land clearing for agriculture.

The brothers often work 12 hours  and earn about $3 a day, and have faced abuse while on the job.

Minimum tillage systems also offer great hope to check soil erosion, conserve moisture, and reduce the back-breaking drudgery of hand weeding and land preparation.

I am greeted by the sight of desolate factories standing on weed-infested lands.

However, teosinte the closest relative of maize has recently been detected also in Spain where it behaves like an invasive weed of agricultural land (http://www.agpme.es/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=181:el-teosinte&catid=44:accesseds&Itemid=68, accessed 30th of July 2016).

You also can't bring your weed onto federal land, which means national parks and other property owned by the feds will still be off limits.