Sentence examples for land draws from inspiring English sources

St. Hauda's Land draws from the woodlands of Northern European fairy tales.

We're less than half a mile out from shore, could skip a stone to the mangrove islets; and yet the land draws back like a fat swimmer's chimera, impossibly far away.

Continuing through April 23 at the Museum of the City of New York, the exhibition, "This Land Is Your Land," draws on rarely seen objects, film, art illustration, interviews and previously unreleased music.

He is also thinking about a broader companion volume to "Sunny Land," drawn from his photographs around the country.

Inexpensive land drew more call centers, and Florida's status as a largely nonunion, right to work state.

Lately, there has been concern over homeowners setting up outdoor shooting ranges on their land, drawing complaints from neighbors over frightening rat-a-tat thunder from the same sort of legal assault weapon that was used in the school assault.

2) Bonny Cassidy, Final Theory (Giramondo) Set in a climate changed land drawn from New Zealand, Australia and Antartica, this work is two interweaved sequences: the first about a young girl, the other a traveling couple.

Unquestionably one of the greatest worldwide influences exercised by German education in the 19th century was through its universities, to which students came from all over the world and from which every land drew ideas for the reformation of higher education.

The drugs and love and sex and craziness were crucial, but it was this lenslike quality of the music that gathered and focused the inner numen of the land, drew us back again and again and created among us a vortex of expectancy, obsession and ritual".

The family, which still owned the buildings and the land, drew up plans to replace the four villas and the gatekeepers' cottages with flats.

In the warped dream land drawn by Parisian illustrator Ermsy, it's because he's so high, he literally can't even.