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acreage oraciones de ejemplo
acreage
1. Gloria went to the property, a small acreage on a paved road near a reservoir lake
2. built in the center of the empty acreage being used by the network
3. Bolles was killed several years later by a car bomb in the Del Webb Towers parking garage by corrupt real estate “developers” who were “tombstoning,” selling for inflated prices patches of barren remote desert acreage to northeastern suckers
4. President Obama revealed a plan to open more acreage to exploratory oil and gas drilling but the plan creates reduces more acreage than it adds
5. The net result is a removal of acreage for the near future
6. When the acreage was sold to a developer in
7. extra residence had to be built within the acreage to house the Secret Service personnel
8. His real estate manager served as the rent collector for the Ithaca domain but was also called on to inspect and report to Roy on hundreds of acres of tobacco and pulpwood acreage in North Carolina and on large holdings of orange groves in Florida
9. question is, “Why did he buy this machine in the first place?” It could be because his lawn was so big, but then why did he buy property with so much acreage? This may have been done to “keep up with the Smiths” – his name is Jones
10. thousand dollars at an average acreage yield of five thousand
11. acreage that corresponds to the predetermined dollar amounts,
12. In most cases the acreage
13. addition, we could purchase additional acreage to go with the
14. That acreage was owned by someone in the area but had been left unused for many years now
15. Since the population of Asia is so large in relation to the amount of land available for habitation, the government was a little uneasy about the Trappists having the amount of acreage they had
16. In return, the acreage was all cultivated, studied, and written about
17. and hedgerows interspersed the acreage
18. I have a number of problems with it, not the least of which is that they’ve already made an offer on the property where they want to build—the acreage owned by Abe Costello that wraps around two sides of Hope Springs
19. Each dwelling stood alone, on its own acreage, just like our wealthiest earthlings’ most luxurious abodes
20. remaining acreage of space brings all eyes to the bed itself, making it the centre of its own small world
21. There was no great area of open and fertile acreage that could support farming, though numerous possibilities for small plots existed
22. At this time the horse seller appears and he observes the horse in harness to the plow and the large extent of plowed acreage and the good farmer resting upon it
23. acreage that he had under cultivation in Arizona cavern but Abner's products
24. The amount of land destroyed by cities is nothing compared to the acreage of land destroyed by building roads and highways to connect those cities… creating artificially smooth paths where a wheel can roll unobstructed
25. If you took away all the asphalt roads and streets inside any city that are designed and built only for machines, not humans: you would shrink the size and acreage of that city down to a fraction of its present size
26. To put it politely the woman covers quite a vast area and the amount of paint required to portray her acreage would be ruinous if you expect me to provide materials
27. What I liked most was the privacy of it and it was relatively cheap for its location and acreage
28. decent acreage near the coast on which to settle and have babies
29. Godwyn and Philemon had been riding for two days, and it was early evening when the road emerged from the forest and they saw a wide acreage of cleared land with the church in the middle
30. There’s Volkheimer, his chin resting on the acreage of his chest
31. Most of the migrants were farmers, and real estate offices were flooded with inquiries about the availability of cheap acreage near Seattle
32. But they seldom mentioned that around the Puget Sound acreage generally came with stumps—hundreds of stumps per acre—each of which had to be pulled or dug or dynamited out of the earth; nor did they mention that the underlying soil was glacial till, hard-packed clay interlaced with stones; nor that the climate was cool and gray, not suited for growing the kinds of crops that had long sustained the people of the American Midwest
33. His shining eyes held fast to the horizon, and he seemed to be listening for some sound that was wanting from that inland acreage, vocal as it was with the cheerful music of pasturage and farmyard
34. His house and acreage are appraised by the county at one-forty and he wants that to be sold
35. ” When the last claimants to the torched acreage had been driven out for urban renewal, per Amory—or when the spectacle of the system’s neglect finally galvanized the underclass, per Nicholas—it would be clear whose vision of human nature had won
36. The excavation inside was massive, a hole probably a quarter-mile long, filling all the acreage between road and river
37. For some reason, no one will notice that farmers just planted three times the acreage that was planted in the previous year—the invisible hand is funny like that
38. Lord Bellars had not, amazingly, dy’d in Debt, but dy’d in great Wealth, having made so many thousands of Pounds in various Ventures that not only was Lymeworth free of Mortgages, but its Acreage was now so great that it brought in Rents of near seven thousand Pounds per Annum, making the Heir to Lymeworth one of the richest Landlords in all of England!
39. Other useful operating statistics are the number of hotel rooms, the population reached by a broadcaster, the number of square feet of marketing space, and the acreage in timber
40. Companies with large holdings of undeveloped acreage are examples of these types of businesses
41. It was backed by the largest oil and natural gas acreage in the U
42. Once I was able to get my head around its obligations and its incredible portfolio of acreage throughout the U
43. While wheat is still an important field crop, it ranks a distant third behind corn and soybeans in terms of both acreage and farm receipts
44. Farmers, discouraged by foreign competition and the poor economics of wheat relative to other crops, have slashed the acreage dedicated to its production by nearly one-third since 1981
45. American farmers, discouraged by foreign competition and poor economics relative to other crops, have slashed acreage dedicated to wheat production by nearly one-third since 1981
46. Attendance was rumored to be dropping, ticket prices were escalating, and cost reductions might hurt comparisons with competition if acreage started looking seedy