Sentence examples for from another land from inspiring English sources

They are unique largely in having come from idealistic motives, being pulled by Zionist or Jewish identification, not pushed as refugees from another land.

And there is too unquestioning a reliance on Ryszard Kapuscinski's The Emperor; Kapuscinski was himself an observer from another land, and he had his own agenda.

Harsent's war poems are like reports from another land, and make you conscious of the likely choice of subject matter for an English poet.

Very often there is: a lovingly made dish made from a family recipe, a display of photographs or posters, a funny story, catchy tunes from another land: there are so many surprises".

Nearly eight months on from his election triumph in May, the London-born London bus-driver's son, "proud feminist" and gay marriage backer continues to be accused of coming from another land bent on placing the capital under sharia law.

ACCRA, Ghana — Traveling across Africa this week, President Bush has been a little like Santa Claus, a benevolent figure from another land handing out gifts — American foreign aid — and generating smiles wherever he goes.

"Try to imagine if a military plane from another country landed in Des Moines, and three hundred heavily armed people took over," she told me recently.

He tells me how he watched the people running up and down the balcony unable to escape the block they had no trouble getting out of their flat they had nowhere to go, he said how he watched one man tying sheets together to try to lower his children from the balcony to another floor in the hope of them escaping from another landing.

The Parliament also passed a separate resolution calling on China to prevent activists from attempting another landing on the disputed East China Sea islands, called the Senkaku by Japan and Diaoyu by China.

"No nation has the right to simply grab land from another nation, and we will never recognize Russia's illegal occupation of Crimea, and neither will the world," Biden said after meeting with Ukraine's acting prime minister, Arseny Yatsenyuk.

A few feet away, on a coffee table, he keeps a small sculpture depicting a member of Northern Ireland's disbanded Royal Ulster Constabulary -- another souvenir from another troubled land.