Sentence examples for whose homesteads from inspiring English sources

Reared on the Great Plains from the age of 10, Cather kept journals describing the strife of the immigrants whose homesteads she visited.

With parliamentary elections set for next month, the amendment appears to be a play for the support of rural voters, whose homesteads were in many cases stolen decades ago by white settlers during Britain's colonial rule in the former Rhodesia and who remain frustrated by the slow pace of redistribution.

Ask about a guided tour, preferably with Jennifer Bonnette, whose homesteading grandmother still lives there.

Then comes "Stranger at My Door" (1956), another western, this time with Macdonald Carey playing a frontier preacher whose homestead is invaded by a robber on the lam.

Having a family member with HAT, the strongest risk factor for HAT in our study, might also be an effect of sharing common spatial risk factors; those families whose homestead is located near a swamp will have more family members at risk than families living in other parts of the village.

Hamlets are groups of homesteads whose residents are of mixed clan affiliation; economic and religious cooperation exists within these hamlets.

Early in their pursuit of the bad guys, Ms. Blanchett and Mr. Jones encounter a cavalry unit (led by Val Kilmer), which proves to be both useless and corrupt, looting a homestead whose occupants have been kidnapped and killed.

The diagnostic plots of scaled Schoenfeld residuals [ 19] showed that the assumption of proportional hazard was supported by all the variables within the model, except for the variable "watering at homestead" whose effect decreased with age of calf.

She was a descendant of Ole Ellingson, one of the five original homesteading brothers, whose family had retained a large share of mineral rights even after much of the property was seized.

He was looking for variety, he said, and "evidences of a simple homestead culture and a people whose way of life grew out of the land around them".

By his count, as many as 40 people met at the home of Jon Landau — whose business partner, James Cameron, has bought a massive homestead in New Zealand — to have dinner and talk about the prospects down under.