Sentence examples for eastern land from inspiring English sources

Since 1955 the island has been linked to the mainland by a causeway across the Strait of Canso, making the Cape Breton Regional Municipality the eastern land terminus of the Trans-Canada Highway and the Canadian National Railway.

The eventual plan, however, is to create something much larger in scale: a boundary to run the length of Ukraine's eastern land border with Russia, stretching 1,500 miles, and replete with trenches, watchtowers and armed guards.

A source of sand and other clastics in the east provided a flood of sediment from an eastern land area, which formed the Devonian Catskill Delta that filled a broad sedimentary trough.

Earlier this month, a North Korean soldier who defected to the South not only scaled three barbed-wire fences on the eastern land border without being detected, but also had to knock on South Korean barracks doors twice to get attention.

Others include the Western Mediterranean route, aiming for Spanish territory, and the eastern land route, which goes up through the Balkans.

The plaster jackets that were moved out this week contained skulls and other bones of dinosaurs that roamed the area during the Late Cretaceous period 75 million years ago, when a sea cut North America into western and eastern land masses.

That would, after all, do nothing to ease Russia's sense of vulnerability in its far eastern lands.

John inherited the eastern lands, the so-called Neumark, while his brother, Joachim II, received the larger, older territories (1535).

Soviet cities would be destroyed, Soviet industry destroyed, and eastern lands reduced to depopulated prairie ripe for German agrarian colonisation.

Gillette Castle State Park sits on high cliffs above the eastern landing of the Chester-Hadlyme Ferry.

By Clarence Day The New Yorker, December 28 , 1935P. 54 In Eastern lands the holiest gents View Article By Rebecca Mead By Jia Tolentino By Anthony Lane By George Packer.