Sentence examples for land homes from inspiring English sources

Land, homes, furniture, holidays, cars, food, fashion, sports, anything signifying success and choice are avidly devoured.

"What we've seen is the inner ring of the suburbs, all those areas have come back," said Rod Just of Key Land Homes, a Twin Cities builder.

12 Nicaraguan Land Dispute More than a decade after the Sandinistas lost power, thousands of Nicaraguans and others are grappling with the legacy of their revolution: confiscated land, homes and businesses that were distributed to peasants and party loyalists alike.

The land, homes and futures of his people (like the Bikinians before them) have been deemed the price of doing business, the acceptable cost of delaying the end of the carbon economy.

But most agree that the roots of the crisis lie deeper, in an apartheid past that consigned blacks to inferior schools, drove many from their land, homes and businesses and forced millions into segregated townships and rural areas where they remain cut off from the engines of the economy.

The terms of a plea bargain allow Mr. Nadel's family to keep a home in Sarasota, Fla., but permit the government to seize up to $162 million in other assets, including Mr. Nadel's shares in investment entities that own hundreds of acres of land, homes and a company that owns airplanes.

In the Libyan campaign, Qaddafi's defenders will be fighting for land, home, God and country.

The summit is open, unfenced common land, home to sand lizards and occasionally Dartford warblers.

The word refers to a semi-autonomous, Native-American governed area of land home to around 300, 000 Navajo people.

COULD a tiny sliver of land, home to less than a half-percent of America's population once again hold the key to next year's presidential election?

The surrounding land, home to tumbleweeds and rattlesnakes, would depress even a camel, but in the 1950's it had one redeeming feature -- it was loaded with oil.