Sentence examples for working land from inspiring English sources

The institute says most refugees who are capable of working land jobs relatively quickly.

So much of our countryside has been gentrified; this is working land, and all the more interesting for it.

The couple moved to South Dakota, where they became "custom farmers," working land owned by others until they had saved enough to buy their own.

PAGE B1 FARMS SWAP COTTON FOR CORN Farmers in Mississippi, working land that has produced cotton since before the Civil War, are switching to corn.

But both are farmers, working land that has been in their families for generations, and keeping one of the Long Island's nearly obsolete occupations alive.

Farmers working land that has bloomed a dazzling snowy white every September since before the Civil War are switching to corn and soybeans.

At least his foot was working landing a penalty.

Compliance monitoring protocols are a significant driver of costs for working lands credits.

This suggests that while easements might be appropriate for working lands, their role in reconciling land use with conservation requires a flexible definition of work.

Perhaps loudest of all, Anti-Parks Caucus members decry the economic losses from what they perceive as the elimination of working land--in the West that debate has centered on grazing rights and other uses.

They managed to return to RAF Bradwell with only the starboard engine working, landing at 19 45 on 10 December 1943.