tomato picker造句

• They were mumbling old women, tomato pickers, women holding their children's hands.
• Ramiro Jeronimo, a 17-year-old tomato picker from Guatemala, could not hide his embarrassment.
• All but two tomato pickers were killed.
• A worker by day _ maid, laundrywoman, tomato picker _ she was a " champion talker " after hours.
• While leaning on his scratched, rusting Dodge Ram truck, Alberto Lara, a sleek, muscular tomato picker, said : " Look, the camp is good.
• Tomato pickers in Immokalee say all production costs have gone up except their pay, with growers covering their higher costs by saving on pickers.
• Reyes, 57, was an unemployed tomato picker known as an amiable drunk around his neighborhood in Dixon, a city of 15, 110 just south of Davis.
• A boycott of the Campbell Soup Co . by the Farm Labor Organizing Committee ended in 1986 with union contracts for Ohio cucumber and tomato pickers.
• In 2007 Polish tomato pickers in Apulia who were exploited in forced labor conditions, and planned to begin to prosecute an additional four perpetrators in early 2008.
• -- In Florida, where nearly half of the nation's winter tomato crop is produced, thousands of mostly Haitian, Mexican, and Guatemalan immigrants have been hired as tomato pickers.
• Vehicles that transport farm workers will need to have seat belts under a new law prompted by the deaths of 13 tomato pickers whose van crashed into a tractor-trailer.
• Last December, members of the coalition engaged in a work stoppage and two seasons ago six tomato pickers went on a hunger strike that gained the attention of former President Jimmy Carter.
• Reyes and a dozen tomato pickers marched outside the fast-foot restaurant in suburban West Palm Beach, asking for a raise to the 40 cents they make for every 32-pound bucket they pick.
• Three dozen farmworkers, joined by nearly 200 supporters, finished a 15-day march Saturday to the headquarters of the Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association to protest the wages and working conditions of tomato pickers.
• "Sometimes my fingers start to bleed, and then they start to sting from the poison in the plants, " said Herman Perez, a 14-year-old tomato picker who, with his older brother, arrived from Guatemala three weeks ago.
• On September 2, 1975, Francis Earl Gillings, the founder of a San Joaquin County Posse group, led a group of armed Posse members to prevent United Farm Workers union organizers from attempting to organize non-union tomato pickers.
• Inside the shrine are Malverde busts and assorted offerings : a guitar left by a mariachi band, a huge shrimp left in a jar of formaldehyde by a local fishermen, a Culiacan Tomato Pickers baseball team pennant, and souvenirs.
• She had been in Bundaberg only a few days, working as a tomato picker, when she was killed on the bridge as she was returning to a caravan park after making a call from a phone booth to her boyfriend in England.
• In 1998, half a dozen tomato pickers in Immokalee, Fla ., fasted for a month to protest low wages, while janitors and labor leaders at the University of Southern California shunned food to protest the university's failure to sign a union contract.