Sentence examples for being land from inspiring English sources

Mr. Saddington said that while company officials saw the interior of the LR3 as being "Land Rover tough," consumers thought it looked "low rent".

In the treaty, informally called the Ottawa Convention, weapons that do not explode automatically are defined as not being land mines.

The idea being "land for the living, not for the dead".

Being land based allows Pioneer to benefit from higher oil prices, but buffers it from the shutdowns and service interruptions that plague drillers on marine platforms.

"For us planning isn't the issue - it's about trying to have cash to use and manage rather than being land owners of a piece of agricultural land," he said.

According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 159.4 square miles, with 117.9 square miles of it being land, and 41.5 square miles, or 26.1% of the total, being covered by water.

Nowadays, only a small percentage of waste tyres are being land-filled.

A lot of material that is being land-filled can be reused with minimal processing reducing demand on natural resources and landfills.

The significance of the specimen is that it is the only complete specimen of this species of whale and provides evidence of how whales evolved from being land-based animals that went back to the sea.

He then returns to the external parts associated with the torso and limbs of the live bearing and egg laying quadrupeds, birds, and fish; and ends by discussing a number of animals that 'dualize' between being land-dwellers and water dwellers or flyers.

Aside from being land-locked, Afghanistan lacks natural resources and is losing its educated, skilled populace in a brain drain.