| They shot five villagers dead, two of them teenagers, and seriously injured a farm hand. |
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| The grateful farmer's daughter promptly falls for him and puts him to work as a farm hand. |
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| But when we met in the ITN offices – he was dressed like a rough-and-ready farm hand – I was won over by how passionate he was. |
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| But as Mr. Ali ranted on about the evils of the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, a young farm hand, Mohammad Mustaqeem, cut him off. |
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| He came to Canada in 1911, and was working as a farm hand in Péribonka, Quebec, when he wrote Maria Chapdelaine. |
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| One narrates the story of an unknown girl who appeared to a farm hand on his way back to the city of Matera. |
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| Then begins a great passion between Hayley and the farm hand, candidate mannequin. |
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| At a pitch I could be a tolerable road-sweeper or an inefficient gardener or even a tenth-rate farm hand. |
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| Because he had a tractor, Nikola was able to earn a living as a farm hand in the largely corn-growing region. |
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| The film tells the story of a farm hand who buys himself a motorcycle and embarks upon a discovery of the world and himself. |
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| He was the first man in his area to own a vehicle, and had a white hired farm hand. |
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| Like the farm hand, he can be required to do a range of jobs or be specialised. |
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| You can also hire a farm hand for a whole month. |
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| If you don't have enough APs to do some work, you can hire a farm hand. |
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| A farm hand plants and harvests the crop in exchange for rent. |
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