Sentence examples for land means from inspiring English sources
Dry land means lower yields, so those crops that struggle through should fetch a better price.
Farm land means the land that meets definition of "farmland" in § 718.2 of this title.
A scarcity of arable land means many of those resettled will have to move far from their homes.
The term "eligible land" means land on which agricultural commodities, livestock, or forest-related products are produced.
Privately-held land means farm, ranch, or forest land that is owned or operated by a person or legal entity.
Public land means control belongs to all Americans, not just the people lucky enough to live nearby.
Prohibitions on mortgaging land meant he could raise no capital.
His ceaseless labour in his fierce, blinkered defence of his native land meant nothing.
Mr Joshi, it appears, had helped to transfer land meant for a school to the family venture.
An earlier version of this article misstated how land meant for a planned Foxconn factory in Wisconsin was acquired.
Stewart said the cost of holding land meant that "you'd have to assume astronomical rates of house price inflation for that to work".
