Sentence examples for bad lands from inspiring English sources

To bad lands, of course.

· Tony Wheeler's Bad Lands is published on 20 April by Lonely Planet.

That suggested deep ignorance of life in the large parts of Britain they don't represent, distant "bad lands" of their worst imaginings.

'Tony Wheeler's Bad Lands' is published by Lonely Planet BHUTAN It's hard not to rate a Himalayan kingdom "good" when they talk about Gross National Happiness rather than messing with all that productivity and production nonsense.

The term badland was first applied to a part of southwestern South Dakota, which French-Canadian trappers called the mauvaises terres pour traverser (the "bad lands to cross"); later it was applied to other areas with similarly eroded topography.

The only host to have ever survived an assault by Wyatt, Teddy is now more useful to the Gunslinger than Lawrence and in the bad lands of Westworld, there's no time for sentiment.

Have you had a bad landing?

Many areas have bad land, few resources and unskilled people.

"There will be a Bad land, a Thriller land, a Neverland, a Billy Jean city," explains Gordon.

Flying this week I still haven't properly recovered from my extremely bad landing in Palermo two weeks ago.

In almost every "bad land" Wheeler is moved by the outgoing friendliness of ordinary men and women.