Sentence examples for idea of land from inspiring English sources

The very nature of those communities in need – informal, semi-nomadic – leaves the idea of land ownership a moot point.

But Mr. Netanyahu has not endorsed the idea of land exchanges, and rejects any mention of the 1967 lines as the basis for talks.

He said most Israelis had "given up the idea of land for peace" and urged Israel to annex wide swaths of the West Bank.

Israel's government today formally buried the idea of land exchanges with the Palestinians, a concept that was raised during the peace talks at Camp David a year ago.

Like Native Americans who did not accept the idea of land ownership or political boundaries, the Touareg have fought colonial powers since the 1890's.

A Spanish term whose literal meaning is "spirit of the house," the duende derives from a culture rooted in the idea of land.

Even with her success, though, Chan hasn't abandoned the idea of landing with an established publishing house someday.

This has given agencies confidence that their idea of landing a human crew on an asteroid might be realisable.

The idea of landing Wikipedia on a Unesco world heritage list came out of Germany, where volunteers have produced 1.2 million entries, second only to the number in English.

The platform jutting out was originally designed as a helipad, but with pilots shying away from the idea of landing on it, it was repurposed as a 'sky terrace' – that's a viewing platform, if you were wondering.

Lands End: If your idea of Lands End is a preppy clothing catalog, then you're definitely overdue to explore this scenic part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.