Sentence examples for is landmass from inspiring English sources
noun
A large continuous area of land, either surrounded by sea or contiguous with another landmass.
The showstopper is "Landmass," a life-size replication of a snow-covered rock ledge topped by a real pine tree, which fulfills the panorama artist's dream of incorporating actual space.
The remains date back to a time when India and Madagascar were one landmass cut off from the rest of the world.
It is an inanimate landmass.
The country's survival as a landmass is a triumph of nature-niggle.
"We have to relocate people because the landmass is going to decline.
It also has pioneering sustainability policies – a quarter of the landmass is protected.
This hilly landmass is cut in every direction by an extensive river system.
Its landmass is almost wholly covered by a vast ice sheet.
As with Tasmania, Stewart Island's landmass is diminutive in comparison with its near neighbour.
Nearly nine-tenths of Nova Scotia's landmass is unsuitable for agriculture.
