Sentence examples for land bust from inspiring English sources

His paternal grandfather, Morris Rubin, made a small fortune in Florida real estate during the 1920's, then lost much of it in the land bust that preceded the crash.

But before the Methodists put it on the map, the Palisades cycled through a number of different identities, none of which stuck: resort town (done in by the land bust of the 1890s), candidate for the site of L.A.'s new port (lost out to San Pedro) and primary home of Thomas Ince's movie-making empire (nudged aside by Culver City).

TierOne suffered from high concentrations of construction, land and commercial real estate loans in markets hit by the real estate bust, including California, Florida and Nevada, according to the thrift regulators.

In almost every one of Far Lands or Bust's three hundred or so episodes, each of which lasts for around thirty-five Macutencounterscountersomethingng of note.

It was exactly what Mac had been searching for: he changed the name of his YouTube channel to Far Lands or Bust!, and he set off to see them for himself.

Cancer rates are twice the national average.In this section Pyongyang or bust Land of the rising shadow The utility of peacekeeping Batting for the family Something in the air?

As for the new party leadership, Mr Fukuda has named faction heads to all four top posts.In this section Pyongyang or bust Land of the rising shadow The utility of peacekeeping Batting for the family Something in the air?

He did not do well when he led the Congress campaign in his home state of Uttar Pradesh earlier this year, and he has been resisting his mother's efforts to persuade him to take a national post.In this section Pyongyang or bust Land of the rising shadow The utility of peacekeeping Batting for the family Something in the air?

(Even these loyal officers have been redeployed since the latest coup, to senior positions in the civil service).In this section Pyongyang or bust Land of the rising shadow The utility of peacekeeping Batting for the family Something in the air?

The only constant is that the summit's agenda is whatever Mr Kim decides it will be, and that he is not letting on: so, as one of Mr Roh's advisers delicately puts it, the summit is "open-ended".In this section Pyongyang or bust Land of the rising shadow The utility of peacekeeping Batting for the family Something in the air?

When the Great Depression began with the Wall Street Crash of 1929, Florida was already suffering from the after-effects of the 1920s land boom and bust, as well the devastating aftermath of two major hurricanes in 1926 and 1928.