Sentence examples for a land to from inspiring English sources

"Ivory Coast is a land to be taken.

No. From England, a land to the east".

''Ivory Coast is a land to be taken.

France has always been a land to which people dream of coming.

It remains a land to be plundered; and its politics can be nothing but the politics of plunder".

On the first night, hoping to find a dry patch a land to sleep on, she had to settle for a plastic garbage bag.

I ended up doing the basic formulation of a land-to-the-tiller law, and then advocating for it in the U.S. and South Vietnam.

Also, a land-to-sea missile struck and damaged the destroyer HMS Glamorgan (June 12), presaging more strikes from land in future maritime wars.

Terry O'Brien, the Navy officer who was in charge of the three-ship flotilla, the exercise was an opportunity to practice a land-to-sea assault.

In Southampton, the town, on its own and in partnership with the county and the state, has set a record pace for land protection over the past five years yet still seems in the throes of a land-to-houses transformation that is locally abhorred and blamed for worsening traffic.

The switch between dry and wet conditions found in monsoon climates arises from the positive feedbacks that occur as the predominant difference in evaporation rates kick the prevailing winds from a land-to-sea to a sea-to-land configuration (Makarieva and Gorshkov 2007; Sheil and Murdiyarso 2009; Makarieva et al. 2013).