Sentence examples for harsh land from inspiring English sources

It's a harsh land.

Thubron starts in China, admitting that he has not lost his "misgiving at this harsh land".

Then we drove back, continuing our small count of wild things through the night, in this harsh land growing harsher.

Instead, the player is an escaped slave trying to recapture an identity stolen in a harsh land.

After the English arrived in 1788, it became the pathway to the Blue Mountains and the vast, harsh land beyond.

You're butting up against the U.S. There's something about this harsh land where over the generations people have somehow eked out a living".

So there was a harsh landing for many companies.

Centuries of survival in harsh lands gave them a strong sense of mutualism, but a culture of cronyism now pits the Masai against one another.

Isolation fueled Mr. bin Laden's self-righteousness, however, and his wrath increasingly focused on the United States, particularly after Washington put pressure on Sudan's government to expel him from Khartoum, leading to his exile in 1996 back to the harsh lands of Afghanistan.

Out in the often harsh lands of the American West, small towns have come and gone over the ages, with mining, ranching, agriculture and, in many cases, sheer, bloody-minded determination.

Driving cattle across harsh lands for the corporate farmer became their work.