Sentence examples for expansive lands from inspiring English sources
The phrase "expansive lands" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe large areas of land that are vast or extensive, often in a geographical or metaphorical context. Example: "The settlers ventured into the expansive lands of the West, seeking new opportunities and adventures."
"Estate" calls to mind wealth: country house, expansive lands, extravagant wine cellar.
As the laird's resources dried up, their lands fell into decay, and the once expansive lands of Ardincaple shrank to only a few farms.
Wilson-Smith interprets this to mean the first Laird had lost a great deal of money investing in the South Sea Company, but the expansive lands he procured generated sufficient revenue to continue payments on the debts until the situation was later fully remedied via the financial acumen of his son, Lord Pitfour.
Fortunately, more environmentalists are realizing, at long last, that dense cities conserve more land than other, more expansive land uses.
Rugged land and limited farm size hampered mechanization of agriculture, and the competitive advantage shifted to states with more level and expansive land.
Such more traditional spaces even dominate in the 1990's, when Mr. Metzker bought a house in Utah and pulled back to look at the expansive land.
Terrestrial grazing ecosystems, featuring both wild and domestic ungulates, represent the most expansive land use, encompassing semi-arid to arid regions of the world (Du Toit et al. 2010).
Given the expansive land demands supporting low intensity smallholder agriculture and cattle, and the land degradation cattle precipitate particularly, the trend does not augur well for the sustainability of rural landscapes increasingly transformed by international remittances.
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The well-kept garden rolls out to expansive farm lands.
This study analyzes the effects of antecedent soil moisture in an expansive soil and the influence of dry spells on soil cracking, runoff generation and yield in a semiarid tropical region in Brazil subject to land use change.
