Sentence examples for contiguous land from inspiring English sources
Mr. Robinson is also a partner in another 40 acres of contiguous land.
Let's return to our earlier definition: A continent is a large, contiguous land mass.
Russia's military occupies two "independent" enclaves in Georgia — Abkhazia and South Ossetia — and some contiguous land.
Overall, the paper contends that the proposal would not give the Palestinians a state with contiguous land.
A continent may be defined as a large, contiguous land mass, sans the islands off its coast.
His successors, including a grandson, Kublai Khan, extended their power through Central Asia, Russia and the Middle East, bringing together the largest contiguous land empire in history.
Retirement of large contiguous lands both upslope and downslope would provide the greatest overall reduction in drainage volume and lowering of regional water table.
With the purchase of Pilgrim State, Mr. Wolkoff will own more than 900 contiguous acres of land in the town of Islip, including Heartland, which is adjacent to the Pilgrim site.
GoodLands founder Molly Burhans wants to transform the way the Catholic Church and other holders of large, non-contiguous lands respond to climate change and its attendant crises.
Like the Hapsburgs' Austro-Hungarian Empire, czarist Russia was a contiguous, multinational land empire.
Previous acquisitions took longer to integrate than initially expected and because United States Sugar's fields are not all contiguous, complicated land swaps with other businesses may be required.
