Sentence examples for a landmass from inspiring English sources

As a landmass, Siberia got some bad breaks geographically.

What is America anyway — a landmass including the Philippines?

e. hypothesizes that a landmass once connected Asia and North America.

To the south, approaching the Hunsrück-Taunus Hunsrück-Taunuse is also evidence of a landmountains

It is the 98th airport in a country with a landmass smaller than California's.

The country's survival as a landmass is a triumph of nature-niggle.

We look, we grasp for analogy: the rice, perhaps a landmass on the sea-blue container.

Women, apparently, do not want to share a landmass with Julien Blanc.

That last part isn't true; I'm not really worried about becoming a landmass.

Today, this means that First Nations hold unextinguished legal claims to a landmass larger than Texas.

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