Sentence examples for were farm from inspiring English sources
verb
To work on a farm, especially in the growing and harvesting of crops.
Half the guys were farm boys.
Many guards were farm workers in small villages just a month ago.
Many of the enlisted men were farm boys, as were most of the Americans.
The cows the merchants brought from the western counties were farm animals, so they all had nose rings.
For generations, the Coppers were farm-workers, ploughmen, shepherds.
"These are similar," he said of the ones he was holding, which were farm-raised.
(For the record, their shoes on a rainy spring Saturday, during which Mr. Yurgaitis enthusiastically raked away cow manure the second it hit the ground, were farm-sensible).
However, by the end of the 20th century, because of a marked decline in most wild salmon and shellfish populations, almost all were farm-grown.
Lawyers for the store managers say that categorizing the fish and other creatures as wildlife does not make sense, because they were farm-raised for eating.
