Sentence examples for course land from inspiring English sources
Of course, land that cheap comes with strings attached.
"Of course, land is extremely valuable in New York.
For them the best hope is for grants of seed and tools, and of course, land.
The town's revaluation report says that "golf course land is valued using sales of land used for golf courses".
The converse can also be true, of course – land in some places is rising fast enough to outpace the rise of the sea.
Marian Frith, the mayor, hopes to come to an agreement with another landowner—"but, of course, land is so valuable".The law may eventually be changed.
Ms. Williams, of course, landed on her feet.
"How you guys feeling?" he asked, as the fourth course landed on the table.
Of course, landing Mr. Romney as a guest would now virtually guarantee a night of big ratings for Mr. Letterman.
Mr. Simons, of course, landed on his feet, or actually in a much better position at the house of Dior, where he showed a well-regarded couture collection, his very first, in July.
Of course, landing enterprise customers in the U.S., where the new president has sent signals of tougher trade relations with China, may prove difficult.
