Sentence examples for Landmass from inspiring English sources

When Scotland leaves, we'll still be British, in so much as we share a landmass called Britain.

It's almost as if the goal was to preserve the legal fiction that was terra nullius – that the landmass of Australia was empty when the British arrived".

These rocky islands, fringed with white beaches and breaking waves, were once part of the same landmass before sea levels rose, engulfing most of it – the "drowned landscape" described by Cornish historian Charles Thomas.

Already 40% of the country's landmass has been subject to native claims (see map nearest).

Yes, it is easier to serve 5m people on a tiny island than 309m Americans on a vast landmass.

It outlines how Russia can regain predominance in the Eurasian landmass, drawing on both imperial Russian and Soviet-era traditions.

Now, a DNA study of Maori New Zealanders has confirmed something else: an oral history.New Zealand was the last big landmass to be settled by humanity.

Ever since 1913, nationalists given over to the cause of unifying China's vast landmass have insisted on the need for Guoyu (a national language).

He is mainly interested in what he calls Eurasia, and knows most about the British end of that vast landmass.

The mighty Himalayas are testament to the awesome forces being unleashed as the subcontinent continues its 40 million-year-long collision with the Eurasian landmass.

And second, the American landmass is just one small part of the surface of the globe.