Sentence examples for inside lands from inspiring English sources

The piece of fruit "as large as a house" in James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl (Knopf, 1961) crosses the Atlantic Ocean, arrives in New York City and, with James and his pals inside, lands on the point of the Empire State Building at 34th Street and Fifth Avenue.

Tipping the containers all over the spikes, the stuff inside landed with a messy thud on the ledge.

That this lineage has given rise to two species with the same odd type of breeding substrate is curious and prompts the question of what aspects of their shared ancestry has made these flies suitable for a life on (and inside) land crabs.

"They want to keep battling inside Iraqi lands".

In February, a man's body was found inside the landing gear compartment of a Delta Air Lines plane after it landed in Tokyo from New York.

But the changes inside Bloomberg Land do not end there.

"Inside TV Land" deals breezily with its provocative topic.

Old bugaboos are given a revisionist spin in "Inside TV Land".

Once inside, the land drops into a jungle of exotic ferns and palms down to the famous swimming pool at the bottom.

Further along the road, they build a pyre of planks seized inside their land, douse it with gasoline and then watch it burn.

Inside, the Land Rover is an elementary collection of knobs, levers and latches that looks simple enough, though it is all far from intuitive.