Sentence examples for land bears from inspiring English sources

John Ruskin described it as the "gateway to paradise" where the mountains literally tumble into the sea and the land bears the remnants of the final frontiers of the Roman empire.

For though the imagery in Harvey's songs is marked by rural references – as one might expect of an album recorded in a church in her native Dorset – the land here is often a source of disquiet, not comfort – the "fruit" that the Glorious Land bears is not "wheat and corn" but "deformed children".

Sometimes a "small smackerel" can land bears in a heap of trouble.

The Israeli wall built across much Palestinian land bears graffiti with "Made in the USA" for a reason.

The serfs (solariegos in Castile, payeses de remensa in Catalonia), who were effectively bound to the land, bore the heaviest burden.

Head for the first-floor ladies and above the door is carved an enigmatic line from Vita Sackville-West's little-known epic, The Land: "Bearing familiar names, without a strong leaping of recognition".

The main objective of the EU funded FP6 collaborative research project LOGBASED was to develop innovative ro-ro vessels and transport systems enabling motorways of the sea to become competitive against their land borne competitors.

The housing development built on that property, Morey's Landing, bears his name as does the children's section of the Wilsonville Public Library.

Table 2 Land consistency based on cpt values Land consistency Soil Bearing capacity (kN/m2) Very soft 58-71 Soft 71-80 Medium 80-96 Hard 96-115 Very hard 115-136 Extra hard >136.

For the long-term, though, critics say, the exorbitant land reclamation for farming bears more resemblance to a Ponzi scheme than to a rational economic project.

They found that the animals fell into two camps: country bears, which spent almost all of their time in wild lands, and city bears, which lived in residential areas, often right under people's noses.