Sentence examples for bad lands of from inspiring English sources
That suggested deep ignorance of life in the large parts of Britain they don't represent, distant "bad lands" of their worst imaginings.
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.
It's smack bang middle of Brookvale, nestled between the red-brick rooftops of the 'burbs and the semi-industrial bad-lands of mechanics and steel-fitters, and more brothels than an Abbott-voting electorate probably realises are there.
Most of the bad land assets of the seven original savings banks reside in BFA, a 45.5% shareholder in Bankia that had already received €4.5 billion in preference shares from the state.
He is best known, however, for his novels set in the Old West, among them "The Bad Lands" (1978), "The Coming of the Kid" (1985), "Apaches" (1986) and "Separations" (1997).
Bad Lands: A Tourist on the Axis of Evil By Tony Wheeler Lonely Planet £7.999 A couple of years ago Tony Wheeler, the patron saint of independent travel, visited all seven continents.
In those bad lands, junk food prevails.
Farther up there is a ghoulish, burned-out car.The psychological bad-land, for most of Trowell's visitors, is the outer parking area where the lorries draw up.
In late 2015 alone, Indonesia's record fires -- triggered by a combination of bad land use management and one of the strongest El Nino's in history -- burned through tens of thousands of hectares, which resulted in haze, respiratory infections in up to 500,000 people and emissions of 1.4 billion tons of CO2-equivalent greenhouse gases, more than Japan's annual release.
Financial gains for pastoralists are not, by themselves, an indication of bad land policy.
