Meanings of tilled land in English

But a gain to the country is only a king-fortilled land.

Some men were thrust out of tilled land on to waste land.

At last I got to the end of the tilled land.

About the other sides of it stretched a few acres of tilled land.

The tilled land, visible from the ship, reminded me of a large garden.

And yet, here was the city surrounded by tilled land and filled with people!

Plots of hand- tilled land surround the two barns.

But others are less cynical about India's villages where close-knit communities have lived and tilled land for ages.

The tilled land grew less and with it dwindled the free population and the recruiting field for the army.

Outside, all round, the wide open country-grassand tilled land and hedges and hedgerow elms-isspread out before them.

And they walked together through the rich field, under the clearing sky, on their tilled land by the deep river.

I doubt if there are now 500 acres of tilled land in the millions of square miles the mighty river drains.

To have been thoroughly on the prairie and in the prairie I should have been a day's journey from tilled land.

And barren and desolate as it was when Raleigh received it, it soon became known as the best tilled land in all the country-side.

The houses in which the people live are all substantial, convenient, and, in many cases, beautiful, being surrounded by neatly kept grounds and well- tilled land.

A rich carpet of dark green overspreads the plain, where lighter spots indicate patches of tilled land and silver threads betray the presence of streams.