Usar "plantation" en una oración

1. Jorma was much more familiar with sail than power boats, but had wrestled these pumps into position on more than one big plantation down on Sinbara Point Flats

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2. Tree plantation can be taken up on sides of roads, within residential complexes, parks and office complexes

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3. He sometimes rendered some quarters of his own, with walls and windows and views of his grandfather's plantation in Nigeria

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4. Approaching the plantation style home, she said

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5. Despite the scene she’d witnessed, from the Plantation house window, this had become her private refuge

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6. She was just nearing the Plantation House, as it was becoming known, when Jim caught up with her

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7. Kit, at the Plantation house ran out of extra blankets and Rob up at the lodge thought his arms were going to fall off, because of the firewood he'd carried

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8. They farm, the greater part of them, their own estates : and accordingly we seldom hear of the rent of a plantation, but frequently of its profit

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9. But had this superabundance been real, it would, without any order of council, have effectually prevented the plantation of new vineyards, by reducing the profits of this species of cultivation below their natural proportion to those of corn and pasture

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10. I have never even heard of any tobacco plantation that was improved and cultivated by the capital of merchants who resided in Great Britain; and our tobacco colonies send us home no such wealthy planters as we see frequently arrive from our sugar islands

11. The profits of a sugar plantation in any of our West Indian colonies, are generally much greater than those of any other cultivation that is known either in Europe or America ; and the profits of a tobacco plantation, though inferior to those of sugar, are superior to those of corn, as has already been observed

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12. In North America, on the contrary, fifty or sixty pounds is often found a sufficient stock to begin a plantation with

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13. Architalos felt it was time Stavros learned to supervise the plantation

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14. The Latin word (colonia) signifies simply a plantation

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15. The rest are called non-enumerated, and may be exported directly to other countries, provided it is in British or plantation ships, of which the owners and three fourths of the mariners are British subjects

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16. While Grenada was in the hands of the French, there was a refinery of sugar, by claying, at least upon almost every plantation

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17. 15, this indulgence was a good deal abated, and it was enacted, " That no part of the duty called the old subsidy should be drawn back for any goods of the growth, production, or manufacture of Europe or the East Indies, which should be exported from this kingdom to any British colony or plantation in America; wines, white calicoes, and muslins, excepted

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18. The produce of tobacco, in consequcnce of a market so much more extensive than any which it has hitherto enjoyed, might, and probably would, by this time have been so much increased as to reduce the profits of a tobacco plantation to their natural level with those of a corn plantation, which it is supposed they are still somewhat above

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19. Upon other occasions, the order has been reversed ; and a rich field of rice or other grain has been ploughed up, in order to make room for a plantation of poppies, when the chief foresaw that extraordinary profit was likely to be made by opium

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20. When the plantation indigo was worth three-fourths of the price of the best French indigo, it was, by this act, entitled to a bounty of 6d

21. The difficulty of getting payment from our different sugar colonies has been greater or less in proportion, not so much to the extent of the balances respectively due from them, as to the quantity of uncultivated land which they contained; that is, to the greater or smaller temptation which the planters have been under of over-trading, or of undertaking the settlement and plantation of greater quantities of waste land than suited the extent of their capitals

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22. American slave owners, especially large plantation owners, from 5-8% of Southern white families owned slaves

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23. Large plantation owners with more than 100 slaves owned the majority of slaves

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24. A sure sign of his lack of mild treatment on his plantation is that his most favored head slave, “old Hannah,” ran away during the Civil War before Emancipation even though she was quite elderly by then

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25. More than half of all slave children on Polk's plantation died before fifteen, a high rate even for slavery

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26. Plantation slave owners, or “the slave owning power,” as many abolitionists referred to them, likely played the leading role in why the US fought the war

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27. It is not without irony that I find myself (partially) agreeing in part with an African American sociologist, who recently suggested that Sports have superseded the Plantation

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28. To be without a contract meant you would be arrested for vagrancy, where you were hired out (unpaid) to plantation owners in the day and locked in jail at night

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29. US authorities not only invited Spanish plantation owners back, they returned their plantations and further encouraged Spanish immigration, hoping to “whiten” Cuba's population

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30. American economic interests especially sugar cane plantation owners were the ones who overthrew the Kingdom of Hawaii

31. The missionaries and their children turned into plantation owners, coveting Hawaii's rich soil, ideal for sugarcane

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32. Plantation owners recruited labor from China, Japan, Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Blacks from the US

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33. The so called Committee of Safety, plantation owners, told the US Ambassador their plan to overthrow the Queen

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34. The plantation owners kept a racial hierarchy in place, whites at the top, followed by Japanese, other Asians, other nonwhites, and Native Hawaiians at the bottom socially and economically in their own homeland

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35. Black slaves, who largely freed themselves and brought down the plantation slave-owning elites who had run the US since colonial times

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36. “My black skin got you boys thinking I’m one of your plantation niggers? Looka me,” he demanded

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37. What would happen to Hawaii? Plantation owners not only overthrew the legitimate Hawaiian Queen, Liliuokalani, they defeated an attempt by Hawaiians to retake their homeland

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38. Up to one million slaves were killed by Haitian plantation owners

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39. He warmed to them, reliving joyous moments, till unbidden, came her kiss in the ghostly cacao plantation

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40. What they saw in the clearing was a packing shed with no walls, and a banana plantation disappearing down the mountainside

41. George had discovered when driving through his banana plantation that the bats seemed to follow him, and were making a meal of the banana crop

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42. Bear and Brownie picked up their mate and carried him back up to the plantation

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43. In the distance, several new uninvited visitors were walking up from the east ridge of the plantation

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44. George’s son carried him down through the banana plantation to the Bora Ring

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45. He was born on a plantation in 1795

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46. They followed their success to this comfortable suburb, riding high on their unwillingness to “stay on the plantation

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47. At noon recess Faith encountered Dan in the little spruce plantation behind the school and Dan shouted once more,

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48. The news of the coming battle had leaked out and most of the boys and many of the girls were in the spruce plantation when Dan and Walter sought it after school

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49. the furrows of her plantation

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50. Black conservatives are charged with “heresy” for moving off their ideological plantation

51. ” This requires that the “victims” upon whom black identity politics depend be kept in the holding pens of a new plantation of the mind

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52. Any black who succeeds off the victims’ plantation must be vilified and persecuted as a threat to their leaders’ pose of moral goodness

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53. Apparently, the piece of jewelry had been given by the plantation owner to his wife as a

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54. Built in 1865, the home was a remarkably modern and distinguished house for its time, designed to resemble southern plantation houses

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55. This one had a very short, neatly cut black hair, with the partially hooded head, the extremely white complexion and the greenish eyes as the leaves of a coffee plantation

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56. „Looks like an old pineapple plantation

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57. “Hey! Is this it? The plantation?” you about jump out of the seat

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58. In the morning, I’ll introduce you to Juan Ramerez, my best horticulturist here on this plantation

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59. This was a huge cannabis plantation, bigger than anything he had ever seen in his life

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60. Victor smiled as he looked out across their plantation high in the mountains above Florencia

61. Part way along the road he turned left into a coffee plantation

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62. Quiros let the car disappear along the driveway before he parked his Beetle by a clump of trees and walked back to the entrance of the plantation

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63. The following morning Jose parked off the road close to the plantation at first light

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64. 00am the silver Lexus left the plantation and Radcliffe drove back to Mountain View

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65. In the antebellum South, children of plantation owners were often wet-nursed and

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66. They bought the plantation from the Cruz family; you must remember young Rosita Cruz?”

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67. “So the old plantation, what was that called?”

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68. He served in the KKK for ten years then moved down here to run the plantation in 1988

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69. It was dusk when he reached the plantation of Servius Galannus

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70. At the low call the master of the plantation wheeled with a startled exclamation

71. that place in Gone With the Wind only without the plantation and

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72. the plantation home of the hero of the War of

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73. Since the plantation bosses would pay as little as they wanted, current workers would either see their wages lowered or lose their job altogether, forcing them to look elsewhere for employment

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74. One vanguard slave leader, Sam Sharpe, put this excitement into action in 1831 and organized a large passive-resistance effort against plantation owners

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75. Although the Baptist missionaries had attempted to prevent the uprising, the plantation owners blamed them and all missionaries for agitating the slaves and causing the revolt

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76. Missionaries could no longer remain neutral in the slaves’ struggle for freedom, nor compromise with plantation owners to focus on slave evangelism

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77. 38 The plantation owners waged their own political campaign against abolition, but the increasingly high cost of their sugar in England diminished their influence

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78. • THE HOUSE AND PLANTATION SLAVES: House or mansion slaves

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79. Even more than a century before, individuals did as much as they could to better themselves and escape slavery of the southern plantation

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80. It describes the role of Jennings as servant to James and Dolly Madison, both in the White House and at Montpelier, the Madison plantation

81. Even if you were free and weren’t ever a slave on any plantation, your worries weren’t over in the northern states

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82. While my father, who is of Polynesian blood, does live on a plantation in Oahu, my mother is presently detained in an internment camp in Manzanar, California

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83. My parents, who owned a plantation near Rabaul, were shot by the Japanese

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84. The big-time plantation owners could have paid workers a decent wage but instead chose to rake in the profits by utilizing workers who were subservient to them

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85. Some of the plantation owners did care about the servants and slaves, but there were cases of not-so-nice treatment, including beatings and even killings

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86. There was also fear on the part of the plantation owners due to the rebellion that occurred from time to time

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87. The master of the plantation had a host of dalliances with light-skinned African American slaves – the housekeepers

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88. New York Times reporter Rachel Swarns writes that Michelle’s great, great, great Grandmother, Melvinia, was a slave who brought forth a son, Dolphus, as a byproduct of some extracurricular activities with either the paleface master of the plantation, Henry Wells Shields, or perhaps one of his sons

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89. Donald Rumsfeld owns an old plantation where slaves were sent to be “broken” (tortured) before the Civil War

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90. ” Though she was not perfectly satisfied with the lapse in time in the story after the plantation failed and when she met Terence, she decided to let the matter rest

91. What puzzled her more was what she had done to save the plantation; after all, she could not have been more than twenty or so at the time, so her options were quite limited even if she was capable of financial affairs like her father had been at some time in his life

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92. Yes, she was fitting for a hoopskirt and sitting on the massive porch of her family plantation home, sipping mint juleps; surely every gent in the county would have been courting her, even if she was rather plain yet subtly attractive, much like the woman in the book Gone with the Wind

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93. I remember my mother used to play that on her piano in the music room on the plantation when I was a child

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94. “Thank you, dear,” Lord Ashburn said as he lifted his cup and saucer to be replenished with the steaming, tasteful brew of tea he had discovered was raised on a plantation just outside of Charleston

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95. Though he knew her equestrian skills were excellent after having grown up on the plantation, her horse returning riderless was not a favourable indication, and from the question that had been posed during their conversation, he was under the impression that the inspector clearly believed something was wrong

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96. After his vivid description of the final affair, the hanging of a convicted murderer and thief, that had taken place at just after one that morning and that had delayed his return to his plantation in Conway, Judge Burns finally recognized the message the detective had left with his wife and inquired skeptically as to the foundations for such urgency requiring an arrest warrant

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97. Though the weather was still inconducive to road travel, especially given that the judge’s plantation was on the Waccamaw River which was oftentimes prone to flooding the roadways, Feltus arrived at the stately home illuminated by gas lamps that flickered eerily in the howling wind in little under an hour and was greeted by a butler, still in a housecoat at having been roused at such an unusual time for visitors, who showed him immediately into the study

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98. Satisfied with his productive trip to the plantation but disenchanted that he would have no additional time for rest before this undoubtedly eventful day during which he would arrest a man for murder, he devoured the feast of a breakfast that his wife had already prepared and gained a new outlook on the otherwise somber and miserable day that was beginning to unfold

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99. There were two bookcases built into the walls on each side of the room, but the tomes of legal knowledge were concealed behind the plantation shutters that had been shut to give the sense of closeness and seriousness; there was a discreetly designed door leading to the law library adjacent to the bookcase to his left

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100. What is more, I believe you made a comment about Faye Underwood being from Charleston or growing up there on a plantation if I’m not mistaken