Sentence examples for come from lands from inspiring English sources

"Often when people come from lands of scarce resources their response to abundance is gluttony".

Many of them come from lands where Communism had its first growth and dominates the political thought and philosophy of the people".

Ghanaians, as well as Nigerians, Ivoirians and many other West Africans, come from lands with powerful ties to tribe, clan and family.

Another £5bn would come from land and property.

The New Yorker, April 22 , 1991P. 78 Where I come from land lies flat as paper.

Shoes can telegraph a lot about someone -- where a person has come from, landed or would like to go.

Half-grown, Baton Rouge to New Orleans, hauling I-10, the workweek Probably the Platters, first music Where I come from land lies flat as paper.

Some of the increase has come from land pulled out of conservation programs, some from pasture, and some from the double-cropping of wheat and soybeans.

Like other active pursuits, injuries come from landing awkwardly, or interacting with another jumper".

Some related sequences will come from whale species, while others will come from land mammals (especially cows, deer, hippos, pigs, camels, horses, and other ungulates).

The Stern Report [2] pointed out that nearly one-fifth of today's total annual carbon emissions come from land-use change, most of which can be traced back to tropical deforestation.