"enormous land" is an acceptable phrase which can be used in written English.
For example: "After traveling across the ocean, they arrived at the enormous land of Canada."
The lower sea levels exposed an enormous land bridge across the Bering Sea, known as Beringia.
The pending legislation, he said, "is an enormous land grab on the part of the industry.
In many cases, scrubbers are unsuitable for retrofit because of the enormous land requirement.
It built separate chapels and paid for its charity work, in part, through an enormous land grant from Queen Anne.
But the argument against enormous land concessions needn't be based solely on appeals to human rights, environmental warnings or romanticism.
The difficulty of finding a balance between conservation and development in an enormous land has been ongoing since the beginning of the 20th century.
We'd be saying "Crikey Vladimir, it's a bloody tiger, run!" And Pooty-Poot would be all, "Dude, I'm Putin, this enormous land-beast totally respects my tough fiscal policy reforms and Leningrad judo king trophies.
On a 23-acre plot of land between 11th and 12th Avenues, from 34th to 39th Street, the gray-and-buff reinforced concrete of the new center stretched out flat and empty, like some enormous landing strip for extraterrestrial vehicles.
Will they be allowed to keep their enormous lands and wealth?
But everyone I talked to viewed that as a sham -- the real issue was that the churches feel a new government might threaten the enormous land-holdings they have accumulated, often by dubious means.
Handling editor: Stefan Schrader Over the past several decades agricultural intensification led to enormous land-use changes resulting in dramatic losses of biodiversity [1].
