farmhand

And now he found her alone, with only some of the farmhands for company.

Those who provide only labor are most often called farmhands.

Neither his father nor the two farmhands would do it.

We can, of course, call on the farmhands and their families if needed."

Most of the farmhands came with Strait when the place they were working at closed down.

She would get plenty of use in a hurry if he took her home to the farmhands!

They were often used as sleeping accommodation for the farmhands.

Along the way they kill one of the farmhands, prompting Martin.

This was a show written and performed by white actors about black farmhands moving to the big city.

Among them were a couple of his grandfather's farmhands.

The wage may be miserable in Europe, but it is about four times what the farmhands can make at home.

Ten year-round employees do the work formerly done by 100 farmhands.

There is surely much grief among the farmhands in Venezuela.

And scientists from Houston are teaching laboratory techniques to the farmhands.

Of course the farmhands were hollering at him to stop, but he went off and vanished.

Three men, dressed in quite convincing imitation of farmhands, made the approach.

After our spell playing farmhands, we go for lunch in the local pub.

The report criticized laws that do not prohibit 14-year-old farmhands from working 70-hour weeks.

Instead of being merely extra farmhands, society began seeing children as future adults, who required training.

She couldn't behave like the farmhands or the slave girls.

The warriors looked calm, patient, like farmhands waiting for the owner.

"Anything you desire, of course," he said rapidly, and shouted for his farmhands.

In this way it was easy for the farmers to manage the whole of his livestock, family and farmhands.

"There's no vision that kids of farmhands should be going to Harvard and running this country one day.

Maybe she got pregnant by one of the farmhands and Fergus was kicking her off the land.