Sentence examples for hand land from inspiring English sources
Allotments started out as a way to hand land to Britons.
Who would pay the most if we hand land value tax in the UK?
He also inaugurated a land reform law that would hand land over to large numbers of peasants.
KEN SOLOMON The logistical triumph of transporting by hand, land, sea, or air a folded piece of paper covered with messages from almost any sender to nearly any recipient has often inspired artists.
On the other hand, land use pattern and landscape metrics are analyzed based on Traffic Analysis Zones (TAZ) which are the basic geographic unit for person trip survey and transport planning.
On the other hand, land reform was successful in Japan, South Korea, and in pockets of India One reason land reforms faltered in Africa is that land was often seized from skilled farmers and handed to unskilled ones.
Only one hand landed intact on the ground.
Then her hand lands on a stripy cardigan and everything stops moving.
Each wave of her hand landed another car in the pile.
The evaluator marks where his hand lands, and, voila, a coach or trainer has a baseline measure of someone's reaction time.
Last night my hand landed on John Toland's "Infamy," about Pearl Harbor, and I read 50 pages — it's tremendous in a certain way.
