Sentence examples for The landmass from inspiring English sources
noun
A large continuous area of land, either surrounded by sea or contiguous with another landmass.
The landmass was a sea of blue, as most opted for Hillary Clinton.
The landmass of the western world is slowly being submerged by bad books.
The landmass can also be an active volcanic arc such as the Aleutian Islands chain or the Japan islands arc.
The landmass could accommodate a runway about 3,000m long, the report said.
The landmass of Great Britain is divided into provinces and domains.
The landmass grid is included as Supplementary Information (file S2).
Apart from a few rocky outcrops on the shoreline, the landmass itself is encased in ice.
"We have to relocate people because the landmass is going to decline.
"A third of the landmass of the city has been platted for wells," he said.
It also has pioneering sustainability policies – a quarter of the landmass is protected.
No major arms or embayments of the sea penetrate far into the landmass.
