I'm getting out with my friends before any of us get to buy the farm.

She was American, and bought the farm for her family.

Later he bought the farm and other land around it.

All it took was a real possibility he might actually buy the farm.

I mean, you came pretty close to buying the farm last time around.

He later bought the farm and built his house on it about 1733.

Have we enough money to buy the farm yet, Sean?

Live for an hour or so before buying the farm yourself.

What would happen to them if he bought the farm in these next few moments?

"If you buy the farm, things will be a bit different.

The jewels which had provided the money to buy the farm?

And even after they bought the farm, there were many lean years.

He eventually bought the farm and other land holdings in the area.

They married three years later and soon afterward bought the farm.

When his father bought the farm in 1980, land was $3,000 an acre.

It could well be that his colleagues had bought the farm here.

"To try to make the point they bought the farm doing something important.

She had contracted to buy the farm on 1 November 1973 for £117,000.

He married her and bought the farm, but they did not live happily ever after.

"And his father bought the farm before he was born.

Just what would I have done if you'd bought the farm?"

Maybe that was the best, cleanest way to buy the farm.

What they all need is to buy the farm.

I bought the farm nine years ago as a private mountain retreat.

Thirty-seven years old, no longer a young man, and it was time to buy the farm.