Sentence examples for land composed of from inspiring English sources

Its terrain is primarily a mixture of peat bogs and cultivable land composed of glacial drift.

"But now we cannot attack the judiciary or the Council of Guardians either," says one of Shargh's editors, referring to Iran's 12-strong body, the most powerful in the land, composed of six clergy appointed by the supreme leader and six others picked by the head of the judiciary, himself picked by the leader.

The WRR and UFG are in close proximity to large expanses of arid and semi-arid lands composed of soils, sedimentary rocks, and dry lakebeds containing gypsum and anhydrite [5].

The Valley of the Moon and the Valley of Death are vast expanses of land composed solely of rock and minerals.

The city on Tuesday unveiled the winner of a competition to design and build an apartment tower on city-owned land composed entirely of micro-units, 55 homes the size of hotel rooms that Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg hopes will be the first in a wave of tiny apartments aimed at addressing the city's shortage of studio and one-bedroom apartments.

A land composed entirely of missing children and NHS surveys about obesity.

The wide repertoire of songs on everyday events included the "gossip" songs of western Arnhem Land, composed by songmen with the aid of spirits.

America in 1776 was a rural land, mainly composed of small farmers and, in the South, somewhat bigger farmers with slaves.

Some plots were more intensively used, such as those in closer proximity to homes, and some were abandoned for longer periods, creating a heterogeneous land cover composed of a complex mosaic of cultivated areas, primary forest, and secondary forest.

To determine how the family evolved from a single gene in yeast and algae to a large family in land plants composed of highly diverged subclasses, phylogenetic analysis was performed using available sequences from throughout plant evolution.

Hoping to parlay such successes into an ambitious program to protect more species across larger swathes of land, a panel composed of representatives from several federal and state agencies and the University of Hawaii, Manoa--the major players that manage or study Hawaiian species--drafted Legacy 2000.