Sentence examples for assortment of land from inspiring English sources

We were driving in the HQ convoy, a long line of air-conditioned SUVs for the generals interspersed with a motley assortment of Land Cruisers for their bodyguards, infantry, artillery, and supply troops, as well as a ramshackle militia force of Dinka tribesmen given uniforms and rifles and packed off to war.

When they're not dealing with some anti-government revolt among their ranks, sovereign state activists engage in run-of-the-mill politicking conducted by an assortment of state lawmakers and sheriffs and land transfer advocacy groups like the American Lands Council, Free the Lands, and the Koch brothers backed Federalism in Action.

The working farm sits on 25 acres of land and is home to an assortment of animals, including chickens, ducks, goats, pigs and sheep.

Historical documents, starting from ancient records to data from the mid-twentieth century and numerous literature reviews form an extensive assortment of examples that show how soil erosion has been perceived previously by scholars, land surveyors, farmers, land owners, researchers, and policy makers.

The Queen Anne-style house at No. 313 has a stoop so high it needs a landing, a large assortment of furniture collecting snow in the yard, and ironwork in a swarm of whorls, sprays, twists and spools.

The species of Drosophila in Hawaii have diverged by adaptive radiation from one or a few colonizers, which encountered an assortment of ecological niches that in other lands were occupied by different groups of flies or insects but that were available for exploitation in these remote islands.

However, the strange assortment of flight decks fitted on Akagi a main landing deck superimposed over two short take-off decks proved unsatisfactory, and the ship was withdrawn from active service in 1935 for modernization.

Today Mr. Pakura's farm -- with its seven acres of poor land, two cows and a modest assortment of pigs and chickens -- does little more than feed his family, which includes three of six children still living at home.

There is also an astonishing assortment of organic produce, unblemished, sparkling and often from distant lands.

These genomes come from an assortment of species, such as apicomplexan parasites, ciliates, fungi, green algae, land plants, and cnidarians, and include model organisms, such as Chlamydomonas reinhardtii, Hydra oligactis, Physarum polycephalum, and Tetrahymena thermophila.

There are also songs of heartbreak and lamentation, an assortment of serenades and a lovely series of nostalgic ballads to the native lands of the show's transplanted characters: the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Puerto Rico and Cuba.