Sentence examples for land bars from inspiring English sources

Garcia cited reports he found on the Internet to bolster his case and, echoing rhetoric made popular over the last four years by abortion opponents battling health-care reform, he said the board should eliminate Plan B from the county's services because the law of the land bars tax funding for abortions.

"You want to give them back the land?" Bar-Lev responded with a fifteen-minute disquisition, with careful distinctions, regarding the meaning of "trust," "give back," "land," and "Arabs".

The Statute of 1290, generally referred to by its opening words, Quia emptores terrarum ("because sellers of lands"), barred the granting of new feudal rights, except by the crown, and made all land held in fee simple freely transferable by denying interference by relatives or feudal lords.

Death and injury aside, drunken drivers infrequently land behind bars in New York State.

Many who land behind bars for trivial offences, such as the possession of drugs, leave as hardened criminals.

Other sources say it's about 40%, so we don't really know how many people have high school education when they land behind bars.

But how many inmates would be released, how many offenders would be spared imprisonment, and, given the propensity of released inmates to land behind bars again, would the prison census drop enough to finance drug treatment?

The Flowtab boys were now ready to land some bars.

Prisoners don't have a choice of where they land behind bars.

What is more, we know that so many of our nation's kids who land behind bars were themselves, and first, crime victims.

Suddenly the foreclosure notices were handed out and the land was barred.