ranchlands造句

• Typically, ranchlands are an amalgam of public and private property.
• The latter is referred to as the " Royal Ranchlands ".
• I-35W travels northwest past the Hillsboro airport through generally rolling farm and ranchlands.
• Mara owned the large ranchlands between Enderby and Sicamous where the Okanagan and Shuswap countries meet.
• The area was annexed to the City of Calgary in 1961 and Ranchlands was established in 1977.
• The region of ranchlands and forests is also noted for disputes over land and timber and for banditry.
• West of the Piney Woods are the ranchlands and remnant oak forests of the East Central Texas forests ecoregion.
• The monks manage their ranchlands, operate a cookie bakery, and offer retreat facilities for groups and individuals.
• As many as 400, 000 cattle have died and millions of acres of crop and ranchlands are threatened by lack of rainfall.
• Greene, the " Copper King of Cananea " whose interests spanned mining, railroads, vast ranchlands and free spending.
• When ethicists look for arguments against cloning, they could find a pretty good one amid the ranchlands north of Fort Worth, Texas.
• Garcia and Clift, in the ranchlands 60 to 80 miles outside Laredo, often encounter illegal immigrants who have walked more than 20 miles.
• Rosas acquired a working knowledge of administering ranchlands and, beginning in 1811, took charge of his family's " estancias ".
• Some ranchlands in Montana, Idaho and Wyoming have been devastated by invasive plants, said Dave Brewer, who is coordinating the three forests'planning efforts.
• The bicycle ride took the competitors through barren lava fields and rolling ranchlands to the turnaround at the village of Hawi, at the northeast tip of the island.
• Lynde's preparations to write " The Bodacious Kid " rest with his own upbringing on the ranchlands of Montana, where he still makes his home.
• It is precisely those intertwined elements of grace and roughness that distinguish this enormously handsome stretch of ranchlands and vineyards, about 140 miles up the coast from Los Angeles.
• Beyond the labs, California's health and food / agriculture departments, along with federal agencies, are working to plug security holes, from ranchlands to supermarkets.
• The Amestoy family lived on the property until 1945, selling off of land in 1916 that would become the community of Encino, and further subdividing the ranchlands thereafter.
• Lynde's preparations to write " The Bodacious Kid " rest crucially with his own upbringing on the ranchlands of Montana, where he still makes his home.