Sentence examples for land losing from inspiring English sources

"The history of Native Americans in the United States is one of loss: losing land, losing language, losing culture and losing family members".

But once again, the Giants have fallen short in the promised land, losing the Series for the third time since moving out in 1958.

I bow to no one in my devotion to Truffaut's "Jules and Jim," but its story was not original to him, as Colm Toibin seems to indicate in his review of David Grossman's "To the End of the Land" ("Losing Battles," Sept. 26).

And Indian tribes would regain land lost decades ago.

When rivers dry up, soil erosion takes place and the land loses its fertility.

*Cantre'r Gwaelod, (The Drowned Hundred) a legendary land lost under Cardigan Bay.

Farms have been cleared, prime grazing land lost and livelihoods decimated – all in the name of economic and development progress.

Just as surely, Palestinians have the right to reclaim land lost in Israel through nearly six decades of war.

The owner pledges not to build on it, which means the land loses much of its value.

The show is a novel way for Hezbollah to promote its theme -- that all Arab efforts should be concentrated on reconquering land lost to Israel, especially Jerusalem.

Beginning about 1970, even before the casinos, the first wave of Indian lawyers were demanding more than a check for land lost in broken treaties.