Sentence examples for land making from inspiring English sources

In Tanzania, the government owns all the land, making it easier to access.

The vapour in the air is the invisible conductor that carries water from sea to land, making terrestrial life possible.

Unfortunately, the reality — finding the right property, farming the land, making great wine, marketing it — can be a nightmare.

She has just enrolled in a farming course, a young Greek who has decided her future lies on the land making stone-milled, sweet, mild olive oil.

Pinochet's sinister Constitution, approved in fraudulent elections in 1980, is even now the supreme law of the land, making urgent reforms exceptionally difficult to carry out.

But Mr. Jones, in a recent interview, insisted that he is still a "stranger in a strange land," making an "audacious" shuttle between avant-garde and commercial audiences.

"To see the land made us very sad," she said.

And of the two, land makes a far bigger difference.

So does this land make poets of shepherds.

"I believe that land makes people who they are," he said.

The natural endowments of an assured water supply and fertile land made Damascus self-sufficient.