Usa "landowner" in una frase

1. He was listed as a landowner of a two thousand acre husbandry preserve just north of the main enclave of Brazilians

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2. The Parable of The Great landowner and His beloved sheep

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3. Without the permission of the landowner, you had to camp somewhere off the beaten path

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4. Many people believed that it was intolerable that the final choice of a minister rested with a patron, often a local landowner who was frequently an absentee and with little interest in the Kirk

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5. The system used was that of tax farming, in which the landowner would sell to the Jew the right to collect taxes

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6. The hole in the floor will be made good to the satisfaction of the landowner once this case has been resolved

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7. City, the largest landowner in the area, and owner of several prominent

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8. He was dressed like a southern landowner, his crushed top hat in one hand and monocle hanging from his waistcoat

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9. "The slaves of the landowner came and said to him, 'Sir, did

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10. On the Old Roman Road, on the A5, at Atcham they stopped at a coaching inn, The Talbot, named after a the family of a local prominent landowner, that John Mytton had often frequented

11. The next day, Kris met the landowner at the site of the property to discuss the terms of the sale

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12. After five minutes of routine conversation, Kris had an intuitive realization that something was amiss with the behavior of the landowner

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13. This then meant that if he had to rely on his intuition, the landowner was desperate to sell the land

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14. Instead, the landowner gulped and almost begged Kris to increase the offer considering the market rate of the land

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15. Grandsires with venerable hair are rather at a discount; the young men's way of trudging cannot be described as elastic; and their talk, when there is any, does not consist of praise of the local landowner

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16. One day she will marry a landowner and be of enormous assistance to him

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17. small village doctor, and she was the child of a wealthy landowner

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18. became a great landowner after her father’s will was settled

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19. "It was Svidrigailov, that landowner in whose house my sister was insulted when she was their governess

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20. How funny it was! I present myself--a landowner, a widower, of a well-known name, with connections, with a fortune

21.  Rancho del Cielo (“Ranch in the Sky”) was originally developed in 1841 by Mexican landowner José Jésus Pico

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22. This makes our government by far the largest landowner in the country

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23. Ten years before, the old man had rented three hundred acres from the lady who owned them, and a year ago he had bought them and rented another three hundred from a neighboring landowner

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24. He earthed up his potatoes with a modern plough borrowed from a neighboring landowner

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25. He indicated the other landowner

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26. Do you call that a rational system?’ said the landowner, obviously rather proud of the word ‘rational

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27. The landowner unmistakably spoke his own individual

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28. ‘That never could be so with the Russian peasantry; we’ve no power over them,’ answered the landowner

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29. Not one conversation with Sviazhsky, though he had said a great deal that was clever, had interested Levin; but the conclusions of the irascible landowner required consideration

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30. Moreover (Levin felt that the irascible landowner had been right) the peasants made their first and unalterable condition of any agreement whatever that they should not be forced to any new methods of tillage of any kind, nor to use new implements

31. It’s only in that way I can pay for the advantages I enjoy as a landowner

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32. Sergey Ivanovitch read the act and began to explain its meaning, but at that point a tall, stout, round-shouldered landowner, with dyed whiskers, in a tight uniform that cut the back of his neck, interrupted him

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33. ‘Oh, still just the same, always at a loss,’ the landowner answered with a resigned smile, but with an expression of serenity and conviction that so it must be

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34. ‘You’re married, I’ve heard?’ said the landowner

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35. Vronsky had come to the elections partly because he was bored in the country and wanted to show Anna his right to independence, and also to repay Sviazhsky by his support at the election for all the trouble he had taken for Vronsky at the district council election, but chiefly in order strictly to perform all those duties of a nobleman and landowner which he had taken upon himself

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36. He might with equal probability have been an eccentric landowner or a gentlemanly ploughman

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37. He did not milk cows because he was obliged to milk cows, but because he was learning to be a rich and prosperous dairyman, landowner, agriculturist, and breeder of cattle

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38. "Of course he won't marry any one of us, or Tess either—a gentleman's son, who's going to be a great landowner and farmer abroad! More likely to ask us to come wi'en as farm-hands at so much a year!"

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39. He went as the deputy of some missionary society to preach in the neighbourhood of Trantridge, a place forty miles from here, and made it his business to expostulate with a lax young cynic he met with somewhere about there—son of some landowner up that way—and who has a mother afflicted with blindness

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40. "It was Svidrigaïlov, that landowner in whose house my sister was insulted when she was their governess

41. If only I'd been something, a landowner, a father, a cavalry officer, a photographer, a journalist

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42. How funny it was! I present myself—a landowner, a widower, of a well‐known name, with connections, with a fortune

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43. In Kiev Pierre found some people he knew, and strangers hastened to make his acquaintance and joyfully welcomed the rich newcomer, the largest landowner of the province

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44. At that time while with his regiment in Poland, a Polish landowner of small means had forced him to marry his daughter

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45. The landowner to whom Nicholas went was a bachelor, an old cavalryman, a horse fancier, a sportsman, the possessor of some century-old brandy and some old Hungarian wine, who had a snuggery where he smoked, and who owned some splendid horses

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46. Here is Emil, beside me—lover, swordsman, artist, landowner

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47. There are several people in the neighbourhood, however, and among them Miss Turner, the daughter of the neighbouring landowner, who believe in his innocence, and who have retained Lestrade, whom you may recollect in connection with the Study in Scarlet, to work out the case in his interest

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48. ‘It was Svidrigaïlov, that landowner in whose house my sister was insulted when she was their governess

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49. landowner, a widower, of a well- known name, with connections, with a fortune

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50. Do you call that a rational system?" said the landowner, obviously rather proud of the word "rational

51. The landowner unmistakably spoke his own individual thought—a thing that very rarely happens—and a thought to which he had been brought not by a desire of finding some exercise for an idle brain, but a thought which had grown up out of the conditions of his life, which he had brooded over in the solitude of his village, and had considered in every aspect

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52. Having lost his antagonist, Levin continued the conversation with the gray-whiskered landowner, trying to prove to him that all the difficulty arises from the fact that we don't find out the peculiarities and habits of our laborer; but the landowner, like all men who think independently and in isolation, was slow in taking in any other person's idea, and particularly partial to his own

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53. "That never could be so with the Russian peasantry; we've no power over them," answered the landowner

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54. On my return two months later, I found the young lady already married to a rich neighboring landowner, a very amiable man, still young though older than I was, connected with the best Petersburg society, which I was not, and of excellent education, which I also was not

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55. The worst of it all was that, as I learned then, the young landowner had been a long while betrothed to her, and I had met him indeed many times in her house, but blinded by my conceit I had noticed nothing

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56. Fourteen years before, he had murdered the widow of a landowner, a wealthy and handsome young woman who had a house in our town

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57. And yet he was himself a landowner

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58. “What will our peasants say now?” said one stout, cross-looking, pock-marked gentleman, a landowner of the neighborhood, approaching a group of gentlemen engaged in conversation

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59. The orphan was brought up by the charity of a very rich Russian landowner

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60. After all, the idea was quite logical; a parasite and landowner naturally supposed that intelligence was a marketable commodity like everything else, and that in Switzerland especially it could be bought for money

61. He was a very large landowner in our province and district, a man used to the society of Petersburg, and a son of the late Pavel Pavlovitch Gaganov, the venerable old man with whom Nikolay Vsyevolodovitch had, over four years before, had the extraordinarily coarse and sudden encounter which I have described already in the beginning of my story

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62. This general, a landowner, though not a wealthy one, was one of the most imposing members of our club, and a man of an absolutely unique turn of mind

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63. Stepan Trofimovitch had observed that the more completely a landowner was ruined, the more suavely he lisped and drawled his words

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64. " The chief point in all this was that the "new man," besides showing himself an unmistakable nobleman, was the wealthiest landowner in the province, and was, therefore, bound to be a leading man who could be of assistance

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65. The other visitors were all standing on the near side of the partition, and were mostly, too, of the peasant class, except one elderly and poverty-stricken lady, one landowner, and a stout merchant, who had come from the district town, a man with a big beard, dressed in the Russian style, though he was known to be worth a hundred thousand

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66. The mother of the young man was a very wealthy landowner in a neighbouring province, and the young man was a distant relation of Yulia Mihailovna's and had been staying about a fortnight in our town

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67. Going into the passage he explained to every one who cared to listen that Stepan Trofimovitch was not exactly a teacher but "a very learned man and busy with very learned studies, and was a landowner of the district himself, and had been living for twenty-two years with her excellency, the general's widow, the stout Madame Stavrogin, and was by way of being the most important person in her house, and was held in the greatest respect by every one in the town

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68. More than once, when comparing the position of a landowner with that of an owner of serfs, Nekhludoff had compared the renting of land to the peasants instead of cultivating it with hired labour, to the old system by which serf proprietors used to exact a money payment from their serfs in place of labour

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69. At that very time the landowner, Liventsov, was trying to find a manager for his estate, and the Marshal of the Nobility recommended Peter Nikolaevich as the ablest man in the district in the management of land

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70. The spring came and the peasants, just as they had done in previous years, drove their cattle on to the meadows belonging to the landowner

71. When they began to divide the land, the tailor gave up drinking vodka, and, being consulted as to how much land was to be divided, and to whom it should be given, he proposed to give allotments to all on equal terms, not taking from the tenants more than was due for each piece of land out of the sum paid to the landowner

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72. It was a splendid room, with a gallery for the orchestra, which was famous at the time, and consisted of serfs belonging to a musical landowner

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73. His host was a wealthy landowner, owning some twenty-five hundred acres, and had married his guest’s cousin

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74. She had taken away half a bundle of oats as she was passing the thrashing-floor of a landowner

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75. The landowner whose oats had been stolen was among the audience

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76. When the judge adjourned the court the landowner approached, and shook hands, and the judge entered into conversation with him

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77. Then there was a trial about some timber which had been cut, to the detriment of the landowner

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