Sentence examples for as lands of from inspiring English sources

But European states have never really seen themselves as "lands of immigration".

Unlike the United States, these old nations do not readily see themselves as "lands of immigration," nor do they readily indulge the idea that newcomers may be catalysts to innovation rather than threats to jobs.

Many critics say even that strategy may fail, as Japan is increasingly incapable of competing for foreign brainpower, not only against the United States and Western Europe, but also against South Korea and China, which are seen as lands of far greater opportunity.

Except, of course, Da'esh declares these Muslim-majority nations as "lands of disbelief".

Alsace translates as "land of salt," and Salzburg is literally "salt town".

"Revolutionary Chinese Cookbook" does not delve into techniques and flavor principles as comprehensively as "Land of Plenty," although the culinary insights are equally generous and illuminating.

In much the same way, Primo Levi's Journey offers a hackneyed image of modern eastern Europe as land of hay ricks, plum brandy and klezmer music.

THE HISTORY The name "Manalapan" comes from the area's original inhabitants, the Lenape Indians, and translates as "land of good bread".

Finland may be known as "land of a thousand lakes" but it could also be described as "land of tens of thousands of islands".

He renamed the country Burkina Faso, which translates as "land of honest men".

But such manufacturing of convictions makes America's oft-touted badge as "land of the free" seem less like worthy aspiration and more like brutal irony.