78 Sentences With "be a farmer" | Random Sentence Generator

Heck, you can even choose not to be a farmer anymore.

He said, 'You can't be a farmer and be in bed!

Mr. Peralta also harbored a secret dream to be a farmer.

Milo Ventimiglia once nearly gave up on Hollywood — to be a farmer in Italy.

It is safe to say, however, that she never wanted to be a farmer.

"Growing up, the last thing I wanted was to be a farmer," he said.

You have to have that farmer in you to want to be a farmer, you know?

He was supposed to be a farmer attending an agro-conference near Azamgarh, in Uttar Pradesh.

Automation always destroys jobs—pretty much everyone used to be a farmer until mechanization came along.

Like McKibben, she was inspired by Home Economics; it's what made her want to be a farmer.

Farm Bureau is open to any Tennessee resident; you don't have to be a farmer to enroll.

"He didn't want to be a farmer, he wanted to be a literary figure," Mr. Carr said.

"That was enough for me to decide I did not want to be a farmer full time," Mr. Zwick said.

It has never been easy to be a farmer, but to be a British pig farmer today is really bad news.

It could be a farmer working at dawn, an undocumented worker coming into the country for the first time, and so on.

"It will be their choice as to whether or not they want to work on the farm, be a farmer," Rowell said.

Elam Lapp, Jr., like many Amish people, always wanted to be a farmer, but he knew it was a difficult way to make money.

Horton is passionate about farming and thinking about the challenges of what it means to be a farmer — especially one using new technology to farm.

It's like, if I wanted to be a farmer, I would have done that, but I wanted to be a rapper, so I got it done.

"Today, everyone wants to be a farmer," said Imma Colom, 39, Mr. Colom's sister, who was among the onlookers and whose husband was also driving a tractor.

It was the same reason his sister, a law student who spent a year working for the World Bank on global poverty, wanted to be a farmer.

I want Holy Chicken to be a place where there is an honest conversation between our labor force — whether than be a farmer or a cashier — and our customers.

He seized on recently resurfaced remarks from Bloomberg, who in 2016 said he could "teach anybody to be a farmer" when was highlighting the differences between farming and information technology.

And last week, rural-life loving Kate, who spends most of her time at their grand country home of Anmer Hall in Norfolk, revealed she'd secretly like to be a farmer.

"I might have turned out to be a farmer because I used to do farming when I was in middle school," Kim Seok-jin, known as Jin, tells Billboard in Korean.

Maybe it's more likely to happen because, in this case, that person is the First Lady of the United States Melania Trump, and she's dressed like someone pretending to be a farmer.

"As long as I'm in the skid steer, I don't care," said Maric, 9, who rakes hay for the cows and dreams of growing up to be a farmer like his father.

Your neighbor might be a farmer, a line cook, a vice president of marketing or a member of Donald J. Trump's Secret Service detail (the Trump National Golf Club Bedminster is 20 minutes south).

I definitely surprised myself and never in my wildest dreams thought I'd be a farmer nor did I think I was going to be an entrepreneur and here we are today, and I'm on CNBC.

To be caught up as a victim of such a process of displacement — to be a farmer who loses his job because the economy is getting more efficient at producing food — is a bad thing.

Her younger son, who had emigrated to Africa to be a farmer, died in mysterious circumstances a decade later. She was to die in September 1927.

He was born in Sevenoaks, England, the son of the Rev. Alfred Ernest Balch and Sarah Hawkes. He was educated at Bedford School and Kingswood School. Balch received a University scholarship but waived it to be a farmer.

He even received a visit from Punkapaug and Neponset Indian chiefs.McCullough, p. 72. Adams attended Harvard College, and sent his eldest son there as well. He did not want his son to be a farmer, but rather, a minister.

"I was an unemployed actor who'd married a business woman and I wanted to be a farmer and didn't know how to farm," he told a reporter of the Chronicle- Tribune.Artist (Feb. 2, 1969) Chronicle-Tribune news article archives.

He wants to be a farmer when he grows up. In the Italian dub, he is 8 years old. ' (Voiced by Yuuko Maruyama) The 5th son in the family, representing Saturday. Tsuchimaru is 6 years old, and is in the first grade.

He was born in Pomerania in 1813. He was expected by his father to be a farmer, in spite of his early inclination to art. At age 34 he devoted himself to painting. He visited the studio of Wilhelm Brücke, then that of Carl Steffeck in Berlin.

He considered himself to be a farmer and not a soldier. In 1913, his former commander, Jesús Tirado, started a violent uprising against the government of Madero. Carrasco chose to fight again. In March 1913, Victoriano Huerta ordered the capture of the Sinaloa governor, Felipe Riveros.

A story about 2 brothers, Dharam and Jeet, raised by their mother after their father was murdered. Dharam grows up to be a farmer, like his father and Jeet joins the police. Their sister Radha looks after the household chores. When their sister is attacked, Dharam kills the person responsible.

The association is strictly non-political and non-sectarian and is open to anyone, no matter of his or her ethnic background, religion or profession. There is no requirement to be a farmer or come from a farming background to join – the only requirement for membership is an interest in rural life.

Liu Xiu, in contrast, was a careful man who was content to be a farmer. However, his brother-in-law Deng Chen (鄧晨), the husband of his sister Liu Yuan (劉元), who believed in a prophecy that a man named Liu Xiu would be emperor, constantly encouraged him to be more ambitious.

Carroll was born in Clay Grove, Iowa. He played his first professional game on August 3, 1882, for the Providence Grays. Carroll played professionally for eleven seasons from 1882 to 1893. He stopped playing professionally in 1889 to be a farmer, but missed playing baseball and returned to major league baseball in 1890 with the Chicago Cubs.

The teachers there trained him to be a farmer until he turned 18. After graduating, he enlisted in the Army and went to fight in the Korean War. Fred served in the US Air Force during 1951-1955 and was assigned to an air-rescue squadron in Korea. In 1952, he married Helen Smith from Shiprock.

Chiseldon house was built in 1840 by William Ruddle Browne (1787-1848). William was born in the Chiseldon area in 1787. His father was William Browne who owned a prosperous farm in the White Horse Vale. He was trained to be a farmer and in 1822 he married but unfortunately his wife died in childbirth ten years later.

Liu Qin died early, so the brothers were raised by their uncle Liu Liang (). Liu Yan was ambitious, and ever since Wang Mang usurped the Han throne in 9 AD establishing Xin Dynasty, Liu Yan was constantly considering starting a rebellion to restore the Han Dynasty. Liu Xiu, in contrast, was a careful man who was content to be a farmer.

As the farm is a charity it depends on donations from the general public. Fundraising schemes are active throughout the year. Events like 'Be a farmer for a day', 'Sponsor an animal', 'Pony care', 'Annual Open Days' and 'Doors open weekend' are some of the fundraising initiatives in place. Volunteer workers handle the day-to-day care and feeding of the animals.

In Eagle Day Marc helps Henderson foil the Invasion of Britain plot. When entering a war zone Charles Henderson pretends to be a farmer. It turns out that Farmers are not allowed in, so the Officer at the entrance writes him down as a translator. After a couple of weeks of working as a translator, Henderson manages to get Marc a job too.

Lees was born in 1920 at Hornsby, New South Wales, and went on to attend the Hurlstone Agricultural High School. He had initially wanted to be a farmer but found that he was not suited for a life on the land. Lees married his wife Norma in October 1944. They went on to have a family with children Sue, John and Peter.

Librada was born in the small town of Pigcawayan, a town in Cotabato wherein he was raised by the Manobo tribe and was trained to be a farmer. His mother died at an early age.MUST-READ: Ang tunay na buhay ni Super Tekla Due to this, he supported his own education until he finished high school. He has seven siblings.

Tobgyal was born in Kardak Township, Cona County, Tibet Autonomous Region, China, in May 1958. In 1972, during the middle of the Cultural Revolution, his grandparents sent him to a propaganda team. As a youth, he had his first on stage experience by reciting Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse- tung in a theater in Tibet. Two years later, he returned home to be a farmer.

When the war finally ends, Zeb returns home as a lieutenant, only to find his mother has died. She had lost the will to live after learning that Linus had been killed. Zeb gives his share of the family farm to his brother, who is content to be a farmer, and leaves in search of a more interesting life. This section was directed by John Ford.

Judith Bakirya is a Ugandan permaculture farmer. She was named one of the BBC's 100 Women for 2019. Bakirya was born in the Bugosa District of Uganda, and raised on a farm, though she did not initially intend to be a farmer. As a child, in addition to working on her family's farm, Bakirya and her sisters attended school, thanks to the assistance of her father, a chief.

Viking Age children were often granted freedom and agency to do as they wished, so long as it did not damage the honor of the family. Sons were allowed to choose their own life path-whether they wanted to be a farmer, a warrior, a trader, etc. and daughters usually had a say in who they were to marry, despite marriage largely being a matter of negotiation between families.

Harvey was born in rural New South Wales and attended school at Bathurst and Katoomba before moving to Sydney to go to university when he was 17, but he dropped out. He got his start early, selling vacuum cleaners and fridges door-to-door for Goodwins of Newtown. When he was younger, Harvey was determined to be a farmer. Harvey first met Ian Norman while both were working as door-to-door vacuum salesmen.

Ray P. Greenwood (January 28, 1898 - March 31, 1986) was a Utah State Legislator, Salt Lake County commissioner and Mayor of Murray, Utah. He was a lifelong resident of Salt Lake County and born near Sandy, Utah where he graduated from Jordan High School. He served in the field artillery overseas during World War I, and returned to be a farmer and cattle rancher.Greenwood, Gerrard File for Offices Greenwood Tosses Hat in Ring for Mayor Contest.

Joseph was the son who never wanted to be a businessman, and told his father that he wanted to be a farmer when grown up. He demanded his curtains, bedding, carpet, everything in his room be the color of green. Joseph studied agriculture and ran the farm after the death of his father, in addition to running his own nearby farm. Not liking the mansion's walls being decorated by the beautiful patterns, he painted over them, causing extensive damage.

A farmer has many children, who are all hard-working, except for his youngest, who is small and weak and only interested in drawing pictures of cats. He decides his son is not cut out to be a farmer, and sends him to a temple to study with a priest. The boy spends all his time drawing cats instead of studying. The priest tells him he's better suited to being an artist and should return home.

Balfour, one of the six children of Lady Elizabeth Edith "Betty" Bulwer-Lytton, daughter of the 1st Earl of Lytton, former Viceroy of India and Gerald, 2nd Earl of Balfour. She was the niece of former prime minister Arthur J. Balfour. She decided she wanted to be a farmer at the age of 12. At the age of 17, she enrolled, as one of the first women students to do so, at Reading University College for the Diploma of Agriculture.

Dimbleby wanted to be a farmer when he left school and worked on the Royal Farm, Windsor, and trained as a professional showjumper. From 1993 until 2004 he ran an organic farm near Bath, Somerset. He is a past- president of Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO), past President of the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE), past President of the Soil Association and a past President of the RSPB. He chairs Dimbleby Cancer Care, the charity established in 1966 in memory of his father.

He resigned his commission on September 10, 1860 and moved to San Bernardino, California to be a farmer until 1863. Biographical register of the officers and graduates of the U.S. Military ... By George Washington Cullum He married Sciota or Siotha Whitlock (born in 1835 in Missouri) in San Bernardino about 1861. She was the daughter of Harvey Gilman Whitlock and Minerva Abbott, who had been two of the earliest Mormon converts in 1830. Their four children were: William Clarence, Irvine E., Ida Minerva, and Daisy Whitlock.

In 1871, at the age of 21, influenced partly by a farming uncle, Howard emigrated with two friends to America. He went to Nebraska, and after his farming efforts failed, discovered he did not wish to be a farmer. He then relocated to Chicago and worked as a reporter for the courts and newspapers. Howard arrived to Chicago just after the great fire of 1871, which destroyed most of the central business district, and witnessed the regeneration of the city and the growth of its suburbs.

J. Edward Hollenbeck was born in Hudson, Ohio, and later moved with his parents to Winnebago County, Illinois. He had limited schooling and, in 1846, decided that he did not wish to be a farmer. With his father's permission, the young man left home to make his own way. After doing day labor for traveling funds, he returned to Ohio and apprenticed himself to learn the machinist's trade with Bell and Chamberlain in Cuyahoga Falls. He became master of his trade in three years, but declined to join his employers’ business as a partner.

Meanwhile, William continued to take new jobs and try new things. During his time in Boston, William made fortunes, but also lost them. He represented Boston in the General Court, and became deeply involved in the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association and similar enterprises. In about 1820, feeling that his extensive public commitments and jobs were taking a toll on his private life, as he now had a wife and at least twelve children to support, he retired back to Newton, hoping to be a farmer, when he was roughly 37 years old.

He then starred in the KBS Drama Special Adolescence Medley. The same year, Kwak featured in the KBS' period drama Inspiring Generation playing the younger version of Kim Hyun-joong's character. In March 2014, he took on the lead role in KBS Drama Special Middle School Girl A where he portrayed a smart transfer student who got bullied in his new school. Kwak then starred in SBS weekend drama Modern Farmer, playing a drummer of a rock band who later moved to a village to be a farmer.

At age 16, he found work in British Columbia on a railroad construction crew. Edwards' deep interest in farming and mountains came together when he learned he could get free land in British Columbia as part of a state homesteading program. Between the ages of 17 and 21, he taught himself how to be a farmer using books and working as a farmhand. In 1913, at the age of 21, he was granted a 160-acre tract in the Atnarko valley on the eastern edge of the Coast Mountains in British Columbia.

The bokaye (singular: boka (m), bokanya (f)) and the yan bori (singular: Dan bori (m),Yar bori (f)) are the most commonly known practitioners of herbology in Hausa society before the arrival of Islamic culture. The boka was a herbologist who subsisted on collecting and selling medical herbs and advice. It was common for the boka to be a farmer of his own medicinal herbs. The practices and philosophies of bokanchi open a proverbial window into the Hausa past before the influence of Islam became the norm amongst the African tribe.

There she meets Wade (Derek Ramsay), who is about to attend a conference about farming. Wade doesn’t really want to be a farmer or want anything to do with their family’s business even though it was theirs longer than he knows. Wade is experiencing a fallout with his girlfriend Maggie (Solenn Heussaff) because he’s pressured of being better than himself and what others think of him, especially his high school friends. Fe’s admiration to Wade grows more as time progresses, seeing him everyday at work but being able to do anything about it frustrates her.

Roscoe Turner was born in Corinth, Mississippi, the eldest son of farmer Robert Lee Turner and his wife Mary Aquilla Derryberry Turner. From 1903 to 1910, he attended the Glover School in West Corinth, and his formal education reached the tenth grade, the highest available there. He came to realize that he did not want to be a farmer, and daydreamed of a future on the railroad that ran through the family farm. He developed interests and skills in repairing, constructing and experimenting with mechanical objects, including horse-drawn wagons, large kites, motorcycles, and eventually, automobiles.

The novel gets its title from a promise Laura made to Almanzo when they became engaged. She did not want to be a farmer, but decided to try farming for three years. Laura keeps house and Almanzo tends the land and the stock, and they go on frequent pony rides together. At the end of the first year, just as the wheat is ready to harvest, a serious hailstorm destroys the entire crop, which would have brought them approximately three thousand dollars and paid off their debts on farm equipment and the building of the house.

Paul Harvey ran a similar article in the column "A Point of View" for the Gadsden Times on August 26, 1975. Entitled "What it is to be a farmer", the article did not contain the concept of God creating the farmer seen in his 1978 speech, but he still described the characteristics of a farmer. Many of the same phrases made their way into his 1978 speech. The 1975 column was largely similar to a definition of a dirt farmer given by Boston B. Blackwood from Hartshorne, Oklahoma in a 1940 copy of The Farmer-Stockman.

He was born Pierre Romançon on June 14, 1805, in the town of Thuret, Puy-de- Dôme, in France to a farming family. A small and fraillooking boy, he was not cut out physically to be a farmer, but his enrollment in a Christian Brothers school at Riom, led him to his calling as a teacher. He was so far ahead of his classmates in elementary school that when he was only 14 years old the Brothers often assigned him as a substitute teacher. He joined the Brothers in 1820 and served at several Brothers’ schools in south-central France.

Temporal logic cast aside, Else Ury begins Volume 8 in 1945, but when she mentions the World War she means World War One, not World War Two, which she could not foresee and would not survive. Since the previous volume, 15 years have passed. Annemarie's physician husband Rudolf is now Privy Counsel and Professor. Daughter Vronli, serious, sensible, hard- working and humble, is a maternity nurse in Munich. Brother Hans’ son, a poor student, is about to graduate and does not want to study medicine, contrary to the wishes of his father, but wants to be a farmer like his admired Uncle Klaus.

Mellon wrote in his autobiography that at the age of ten, he had been struck by "wealth and magnificence I had before no conception of" upon viewing the mansion of prominent landowners Jacob Negley and Barbara Ann Negley.Mellon, Thomas, Thomas Mellon and His Times, University of Pittsburgh Press (Pittsburgh, 1994). At fourteen, he read The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin and became inspired by Franklin's rags-to- riches tale. Deciding he would not be a farmer, he enrolled at the University of Pittsburgh, then known as the Western University of Pennsylvania, in October 1834, graduating in 1837.

They also speak and act very similarly, often saying the same things at the same time, though they don't always dress identically ('Sophie's Snail'). They love making visitors guess which twin is which, lying if the visitor correctly identifies them ('Sophie's Snail'). At times they can be quite disparaging of Sophie, running off and leaving her alone at times despite their parents' instructions to include her in their games, and initially telling her that she cannot be a farmer since 'farmers are men' ('Sophie's Snail'). Nevertheless, they are loyal and supportive of her in important or difficult situations.

They were, however, soon spurred on by someone who was. Liu Yan, a descendant of a distant branch of the Han imperial clan, who lived in his ancestral territory of Chongling (舂陵, in modern Xiangyang, Hubei), had long been disgusted by Wang Mang's usurpation of the Han throne, and had long aspired to start a rebellion. He had a brother, Liu Xiu who, by contrast, was a careful and deliberate man, who was content to be a farmer. Around this time, there were prophecies being spread about that the Lius would return to power, and many men gathered about Liu Yan, requesting that he lead them.

According to his autobiography, Pawson's immediate ancestors were all farmers, Methodist preachers or both, dating back to John Pawson, a friend and follower of John Wesley. His father, Henry Cecil Pawson FRSE (1897–1978), was head of Agriculture at Durham University and Vice President of the Methodist conference. From his childhood in the north of England David Pawson had wanted to be a farmer, but by the time he had completed his studies for a BSc in Agriculture at Durham University, he felt God was calling him into full-time Christian ministry. He then studied for an M.A. in theology at Wesley House, Cambridge, and subsequently joined the Royal Air Force as a chaplain, serving in Aden.

As a child, Morrison says he wanted to be "a farmer, then zookeeper then vet — anything to do with animals". Morrison studied at St Peter's College, Adelaide, and he went on to study at the University of Adelaide, earning his Bachelor of Science in zoology, physiology, and psychology in 1965, followed by Honours in 1966, and his Ph.D in neuroanatomy and neurophysiology in 1971. His PhD thesis was Comparative Studies on the Olfactory System of the Mammal (University of Adelaide, December 1969). In 1972 he was awarded a Churchill Fellowship to study in the UK, and in 1972–73 he was a post-doctoral Research Fellow in animal behaviour at the University of Edinburgh, working with the noted animal behavior expert and television presenter Professor Aubrey Manning.

The logical choice was UFA President Henry Wise Wood.Foster, Alberta Premiers of the Twentieth Century, 81 However, Wood had little taste for the minutiae of government, preferring to remain at the head of what he saw as a broader political movement (saying he would "sooner be President of the UFA than the USA"), and saw party lawyer Brownlee as the best choice. Brownlee, who, like Wood, had not contested the election, said he felt that the Premier must be a farmer for the aspirations of the UFA's base to be fulfilled.Foster, Alberta Premiers of the Twentieth Century, 82 George Hoadley, one of the two UFA members with previous legislative experience (Hoadley had been a sitting Conservative MLA prior to the election; UFA MLA Alex Moore had been elected in a by-election a few months before the general election), was considered, but since his previous experience had been as a Conservative—one of the old line parties so disdained by the UFA — he was deemed unacceptable.

Robert Burns by Alexander Nasmyth, 1787 Patrick Miller of Dalswinton had offered Burns a choice of three farms, two on the rich holms of the River Nith's east side; and one, Ellisland, on the west bank, composed of a fertile strip along the river itself and stony fields between the river and the Dumfries road.Dougal, Page 282 – 3 Burns visited Ellisland on 27 February 1788 with James Tennant of Glenconner, a friend of himself and his father;McQueen, Page 122 taking James's advice he agreed to sign up to the seventy-six-year lease from his friend Patrick Miller of Dalswinton,Hogg, Page 178 taking up the lease of the farm at Whitsun (25 May) 1788. The lease was divided up into four periods of nineteen years, the rent for the first three years to be £50 per annum, and £70 thereafter.Hecht, Page 181 Robert had written a letter to his friend Patrick Miller, on 20 October 1787: I want to be a farmer in a small farm, about a plough-gang, in a pleasant country, under the auspices of a good landlord.