Sentence examples for land accompanied from inspiring English sources

Cobb has also placed a sign reading "Village of the Damned" on one of his plots of land, accompanied by a red swastika.

Plants are widely thought to have made the leap to land accompanied by fungi, like the fungi that today can be found living in the roots of most plants.

Although in a recent press conference, Chinese businessman Wang Jing, the president of HKND Group, the company building the canal, promised to pay "compensation according to market principles in a fair, open and transparent way", many peasants complained of a lack of information when workers turned up to measure their land accompanied by police officers and soldiers.

The most significant palaeogeographic change began in the Pliocene with an increase in the area and elevation of land accompanied by major subsidence of the inter-arm bays.

The faithful servant doggedly carrying on when the masters have bailed out: it's a terribly poignant image, as seen in the first shots of WALLE rolling through the blasted land, accompanying himself with a taped selection from that forgotten and unloved movie musical Hello, Dolly!

As recompense, Neville received the grander title of Marquess of Montagu; however, the lands accompanying this rank were much poorer than the estate he had lost.

The general trend that we project for the territory of Czechia in the upcoming 30 years is that there will be further diminution of the physical size of land parcels (continuing fragmentation of land parcels) accompanied by a reduction in the Number of Owners (defragmentation of land ownership).

Alan journeyed across the country in his Land Rover, accompanied by his loyal dog ("If you look him in the eye, he'll attack you)".

These three treaties launched a new period of eager land speculation, accompanied by a stream of homesteaders who quickly poured into the Ohio River region.

Every over-kicked football in every playground in the land is accompanied by a cry of "'Ave it!" and no one dives into swimming pools any more.

In midafternoon perhaps 10 American and British special forces troops, dressed in civilian clothes, armed and wearing flak jackets but no helmets, sped out onto busy city streets in pickup trucks and a Land Rover, accompanied by two truckloads of Mr. Shirzai's guards.