What is "immokalee"

Usage examples of "immokalee".

I thought we'd drive into Immokalee and get a decent meal at the cafeteria.

He picked up a load of melons in Immokalee and then stopped on the highway, a couple of miles past the Corkscrew Sanctuary cutoff, to take himself a leak.

But the farmhouse he lives in is on the Immokalee road between Carnestown and Immokalee.

Because of this incident with Bock, a workers' co-op got started in Immokalee, and the growers blame Bock.

Go on into Immokalee and talk to some of the migrants in town before you do anything else.

There must be dozens of farms in the Immokalee area with the same kind of dirt.

From Immokalee, they could take the dogleg road west again to Bonita Springs and then get on the Tamiami Trail again north of Naples and miss all the stoplights downtown.

Hoke hoped that some of them would take the longer road into Immokalee today.

It had been at least eight years since Hoke had been in Immokalee, driving through without stopping on a trip to Fort Myers, but he didn't think the little town had changed much.

He was a very handsome man who wanted a mother for his children and a companion to share his life in Immokalee, Florida.

He had told the truth about Immokalee, explaining that the town was in a rural area, with the same climate as the Philippines and that there were cities nearby--Naples and Fort Myers--where they could go and shop on weekends and see first-run movies and major-league baseball games during spring training.

No one in Immokalee, he told her, would hire him now, so they had to move away.

There were a good many things to think about on his walk back to Immokalee, and Hake had to sit down frequently to rest.

After all, Bock wasn't the only grower going broke in Immokalee or in the so-called green belt surrounding Lake Okeechobee.

There are many interesting places to sight-see, all within easy driving distance of Immokalee, as I was telling Mrs.