Sentence examples for a lost land from inspiring English sources

On the first day of the summit, poet-author Terry Tempest Williams and her student Alisha Anderson focused on the reality of grief experienced through connection to a lost land.

There is a lost land I visit, between my outward life and my inward preoccupations.

The strange thing is that England is also something of a lost land for the English.

But the construction crews that have started work to stabilize and reclaim the buildings have, like anthropologists, also uncovered evidence of a lost land of illness and rejection.

Lerounis calls the area an "open museum"; the valleys' reputation as a Garden of Eden, a lost land of innocent people, meant that a summer stop to see the Kalash used to be an adventurous part of the hippie trail.

Lerounis calls the area an "open museum"; the valleys' reputation as a Garden of Eden, a lost land of innocent people, meant that a summer stop to see the Kalash used to be an adventurous part of the hippie trail.

Some communities are suspicious of signing a document because they had "lost land because of signing a document" [ 18].

On island after island, residents tell the same tale of woe over lost land and a vanishing heritage.

Eleven percent of respondents lost land as a result of the election.

What exactly is lost land?

Aboriginals all over who have lost land to Europeans?