Sentence examples for from every land from inspiring English sources

We are a country of countries with a citizen in our ranks from every land.

As our Petition for Religious Freedom makes clear, Since the first pilgrims reached the shores of Plymouth, America has shone as a beacon of religious freedom, illuminating the path to liberty for the oppressed from every land, in every generation.

Unquestionably one of the greatest worldwide influences exercised by German education in the 19th century was through its universities, to which students came from all over the world and from which every land drew ideas for the reformation of higher education.

The new analysis, published on Friday in the journal Environmental Research Letters, calculated the potential maximum crop yield from every known land grab deal over 200 hectares from 2000-2013 and then used the crop's food calories to determine the amount of people it could feed.

Tom Gold was perfect in every landing from every turn in the air in the men's bravura section, wonderfully performed by all.

Boosted by her beam success, she performed the absolute best floor routine we've seen from her yet, sticking every landing.

Both movements say that Israel must withdraw from every inch of land occupied in 1967 and accept back to what is now the Jewish state all the Arab refugees who fled more than 60 years ago.

In particular, they say, every time they have withdrawn from land — from southern Lebanon in 2000, from Gaza in 2005 — Islamist forces hostile to Israel have taken power.

If we focus all our efforts on cleanup, we are not stopping the millions of tons of plastic entering the ocean from land every year (Jambeck et al., 2015).

Something bad pops up every decade, from shady land deals in the 1950's, 60's and 70's; to the John McNamara scandal in the early 1990's (he bilked General Motors out of $436 million); to the more recent charges of bribery and other crimes brought by District Attorney Thomas Spota against several officials, most of them -- but not all -- Republicans.

being put in his suit, with pieces flying in from every direction (one lands on his crotch with a rather unfortunate thud).