Sentence examples for call a land from inspiring English sources

More often it is about his family and what it incarnates of Iraq, a country the devout call a land of prophets.

At the national level, among the many Republicans who have denounced what they call a land grab is the Republican vice-presidential candidate, Dick Cheney, a native of Wyoming who has accused the administration of misusing its authority and acting "willy-nilly all over the West" in imposing new restrictions on the use of public land.

For example, if you were attempting to call a land line based in Geneva, you would dial: 011-41-22-xxx-xxxx.

Farewell Kabul ends with a lament for what she calls "a land of pomegranates and war".

Ohio often has been called a "land of schools and colleges" because of its many accredited institutions of higher learning.

It also doesn't hurt that plenty of American companies are getting in on Poland's underground explorations, in what one U.S investor called "a land grab".

It was a landscape seemingly coated in ash, the Siberia that Maxim Gorky called "a land of frozen chains and ice".

Icann's plan has been called a "land grab" that could prove expensive for companies or personalities who want to protect their names by buying up sites under multiple top-level domains (GeorgeBush.tennis, GeorgeBush.vodka).vodka

Put in dollars, we spend $350 a month on Comcast (triple play including broadband and something called a land line I have no use for) and perhaps $30 or so on on demand movies.

It wasn't called a "land line".

Yet there's still the sting of people called a land of "throwback people".