Men forsook the place-allsave the peasantry who tilled the surrounding fields.

The country in that region was rolling, well tilled and well wooded.

The Nephites, on the other hand, tilled the land and raised flocks.

The agricultural labourers tilled the same patch of ground year after year.

Poorly tilled fields behind the front premises terraced up the timber-capped hill.

Year after year the farm was well tilled and bore good crops.

He waved a hand at the jungle wall beyond the tilled fields.

The Bolo trampled a board fence, headed out across a tilled field.

They had, therefore, vague memories of how the Romans tilled the land.

The fields outside the walls of Darry were being tilled once more.

The cities were spacious and elegant, the fields well tilled and fertile.

Then they tilled the soil, and learned to love their new abode.

It has been thus since humans tilled the fields with hewn branches.

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

There are well-tilled fields around, and fat cattle and a few sheep.

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