The phrase "a long land" is grammatically correct but may not be commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe a geographical area that is extensive in length, possibly in a poetic or descriptive context.
Example: "The explorers set out to traverse a long land, filled with diverse landscapes and cultures."
Alternatives: "an extensive territory" or "a vast expanse".
No other emerging economy shares a long land border with the world's biggest market.
Zambia has a long land border on the west with Angola but is divided from its neighbours to the south by the Zambezi River.
"I don't want to see more Americans die because of a militarist cowboy, or be dragged into a war, a long land conflict," he said.
But even islands will never catch all those with no right to be there: most illegals are visitors who overstay their tourist or student visas.If a country has a long land border, like the United States, or coasts temptingly near poorer countries, like Italy, its best hope is internal enforcement.
Saudi Arabia shares a long land border with Yemen.
Too strong a braking produces skid, which is an undesirable condition, while weak breaking results in a long landing run.
Consider the family members caught on either side of Gibraltar's three-quarters-of-a-mile-long land border, sealed off by Spain from the late 1960s to the early 1980s.
If intentional occlusion of the LSA is planned to create a sufficiently long landing zone, accurate prestenting evaluation of both vertebral arteries with duplex ultrasound, DSA, CTA, or MRA is necessary to analyze their anatomy, patency, and continuity with the basilar artery.
A crucial factor undermining stability is a decades-long land grab, with millions of Chinese farmers losing their land to the state, he said.
A month-long land dispute between anti-government militia and federal officers in Oregon is evoking memories of another standoff that ended 25 years ago north of the US border.
A long left landed – but it had no right hand for company, and the moment passed.
