Sentence examples for from the same territories from inspiring English sources

Similar quantities were observed also in the samples of peat and saw sedge, taken from the same territories of calcareous peat bogs.

Regarding Dolcetto d'Alba, Dolcetto wines made from the same territory as Barolo and Barbaresco, Manuel Marchetti of the Marcarini estate in La Morra, explains the difference between these examples of Dolcetto compared to those from Dogliani.

I have been taught by traditional Anishinaabe elders that when we ask where you are from in the language you are essentially asking if you are related, if you are from the same territory, if you are safe to date.

Informal turf agreements keep people from fighting over the same territories.

Some, like MLB.TV, prevent users from watching games from teams based in the same territory as the subscriber.

It is commonplace for groups headlining festivals to be contractually forbidden from announcing other shows in the same territory until the festival sells out.

In parliamentary elections this year, Ms. Kumaratunga's party will undoubtedly face tough opposition from candidates who contend that it was the government's incompetence that let the rebels gain the upper hand in the north -- five years after the government had recovered the same territory from the rebels and held on to it at great human cost.

You can attack the same territory from the same adjacent position, or you can attack it from different adjacent positions.

Now this excellent debut from British writer-director Tom Browne approaches the same territory: an intimate, micro-budget drama which is absorbing, subtle and outstandingly acted.

An intuitive understanding of the optimistic spirit fueling much of the American songbook is one of many qualities that set the conductor and musical scholar Rob Fisher above and apart from almost every other musician working the same territory.

Vibrant and cheery, "When Esther Morris Headed West" covers some of the same territory as "A Voice From the Wilderness," but at a faster pace and in a different key.