Sentence examples for land day from inspiring English sources
proper noun
A Palestinian holiday commemorated on the 30th of March to remember Palestinian landowners who have had their land stolen
Land Day, as it was named, became a turning point for the previously docile Israeli-Arab community.
Anxious about the Land Day demonstrations, the Israeli police negotiated terms with Arab community leaders to lay the groundwork for a peaceful day.
Today, Israeli Arabs marked their 25th Land Day in Israel, which commemorates their emergence from a relatively docile population into a political force during a large protest against land expropriations in 1976.
Enough rage is still bubbling in their communities to have fueled a strident Land Day protest last week, after which an elderly woman died and her fellow villagers instantly asserted -- despite the hospital's denial -- that her death was caused by exposure to the Israeli troops' tear gas.
And David Carr, the New York Times's media commentator, appears to agree: "The constancy of a daily paper... is a reminder to a city that someone is out there watching... "You have to wonder whether it will still have the same impact when it doesn't land day after day on doorsteps all over the city".
Similar to landing day, three days post-flight, only the finishers had an increase in PLO/PTOT from supine to stand (Table 1, p < 0.001).
A repeated measures analysis of variance of test day (pre-flight, landing day, 3 days post flight), stand test (supine, stand) and group (finishers, non-finishers) factors was used with group nested within subjects.
Hot in Cleveland TV Land, Wednesday nights at 10, Eastern and Pacific times; 9, Central time.
Retired at 35 TV Land, Wednesday nights at 10 30, Eastern and Pacific times; 9 30, Central time.
The Patriots arrived in Arizona on Sunday night, but the Giants elected to land Monday afternoon.
