Sentence examples for adjoining lands from inspiring English sources

The ice shelf has been likened to a vast triangular raft because it is relatively thin and flexible and is only loosely attached to adjoining lands.

The park was created in 1919, and its area was greatly enlarged in 1975 by the addition of the former Grand Canyon and Marble Canyon national monuments and by portions of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, as well as other adjoining lands.

The preserve extends westward from the border with Yukon territory, northwestern Canada, to encompass some 130 miles (210 km) of the Yukon River and adjoining lands and the entire drainage basin of the 108-mile (174-km) Charley River, which flows into the Yukon from the south.

Mr. Taylor, whose park is a 2,050-acre 2,050-acre 15 miles froasisty skyscrapers, is more resigned to development than Ms. Bell, who grew up in Lilly, Ga., (population 50) and assumed when she came here 21 years ago that the Etowah Mounds would remain pristine and that adjusting lands, also troves of Indian artifacts, would not be disturbed.

In 1949, the University of New Mexico deeded over adjoining lands to form an expanded Chaco Canyon National Monument.

Once culling was halted, beneficial effects inside culling areas increased, while detrimental effects on adjoining lands disappeared.

Neighbours injured by adjoining land uses may sue in nuisance in the Anglo-American countries.

The house sits on a one-acre parcel and comes with two acres of adjoining land.

Mr. Hoyt did sell a strip of adjoining land to the town for the greenway.

The new plant would be built on adjoining land owned by the French energy company EDF.

Should I ever fall into great wealth, Alice assured me, I would be able to buy adjoining land.