Sentence examples for joining the land from inspiring English sources

­native-born Americans to understand the thrill and exhilaration that comes from joining the land of the free," he writes.

Speaking of his on-air campaign for citizenship, he writes, "I wanted... native-born Americans to understand the thrill and exhilaration that comes from joining the land of the free".

After being handed control of the business in 1954, the third generation Ronald Vestey and his brother Mark began to make the most of their wealth, joining the land-owning classes by buying a country seat at Stowell Park in Gloucestershire, which stands in 5,000 acres.

Clouds spiral and whorl, or twist into tight knots, rising up from behind a mountain range that slopes gently downward to where it joins the land.

It stands at the point where the West Pier once joined the land, on axis with the disintegrating metal island that is most of what remains of the old construction.

The walls along the Sea of Marmara, which stretch about 5 miles (8 km) from Seraglio Point, curving around the bottom of the peninsula to join the land walls, had 188 towers; they were, however, only about 20 feet (6 metres) high, because the Marmara currents provided good protection against enemy landings.

Free to join the land of the living.

Dudley joined the land force that destroyed Edinburgh, after he had blown the main gate apart with a culverin.

In the 70s, women might have joined the "land dyke" movement  and gone out into the land to farm and commune.

Unfortunately for those they inspired, in World War II the skies simply joined the land and the seas as yet another realm of grim attrition, death, and destruction.

As the empire expanded, the Vesteys made the most of their wealth by using it to join the land-owning establishment.