Sentence examples for land attached from inspiring English sources

Nice bit of land attached.

Transdniestria is, in effect, a big criminal racket with a small piece of land attached.

It was a lovely rundown farmhouse, with a lot of land attached to it.

An extended family would build their houses in a cluster, with cultivable land attached.

International media companies long ago bought the rights to pitch their equipment on plots of land attached to the houses along the main road close to Mandela's house.

Compared with South Ossetia, which might be described as a smuggling racket with a patch of land attached, Abkhazia a lush stretch of Black Sea coast, which Russian soldiers and politicians dearly love presents a trickier problem.

The subsequent war (see Livonian War) with Tsar Ivan IV the Terrible over Livonia compelled Sigismund to strengthen his position by constitutionally uniting all the lands attached to the Polish crown.

The new property, which wouldn't look out of place on The Strip, is part of a series of hotel openings on Indian lands, attached to or near casinos.

All income from lands attached to the Transylvanian royal castles was collected for the voivodes.

Asked why he had chosen to use the land for attached houses that incorporate rental apartments rather than freestanding single-family homes, Mr. Lerner said that attached two-family homes "are the predominant housing type for middle-income people in the city of New York, other than Manhattan.

Experts say that even the Balkan states, recovering from years of Communism and civil war, are far ahead of Greece when it comes to land registries attached to zoning maps — an approach developed by the Romans and in wide use in much of the developed world since the 1800s.