Sentence examples for hospitable lands from inspiring English sources

Turning gradually to the northeast, they reached more hospitable lands; Badakhshān ("Balascian"), in Afghanistan, in particular, pleased the travelers.

Outside of particularly hospitable lands such as the Philippines and Malaysia, don't expect to be invited to local colleagues' homes.

For years adult soul has been a hospitable landing pad for resurgent R&B stars of earlier eras.

The Montagnards, who also call themselves the Dega people, began to be pushed higher into less hospitable land.

Although it can be of no particular benefit to his remains yet how much more satisfied to know that he is well cared for and secured so that I can carry him home to be buried in a more hospitable land than this".

We left this splendid and hospitable new land with true regret.

"The house's spare materials raw timber, panel board, and glass form a neutral frame for the hospitable green land outside," Gardiner writes.

The land is arid, and the temperatures are not hospitable to farming, the main reasons that constrain the Mongolian diet to mainly three food groups.

The sheikh belongs to this line of wise men from a wise east; his Islamic world is not malevolent but mystical and hospitable, his Yemen a land where "praying is as natural as breathing" (unlike Britain, where Jones's Sundays are devoted to Tesco-going).

Then the isotopic spike showed up in fossil mammal teeth from North America, just when modern mammals such as primates and rodents first appeared, presumably after a warming climate made Arctic land bridges hospitable enough for mammals to migrate.

At its very core, the Philippines is an idea, representing a pluralistic land with hospitable people, who have always welcomed persecuted people from around the world.