Sentence examples for land movements from inspiring English sources

Ten Predator drones patrol the skies, tower-mounted cameras dot the deserts and ground sensors monitor land movements.

The increased confidence in the earthquake predictions comes from much finer measurements of land movements made using Global Positioning System measurements and a new review of historical records.

This is explained by several factors, the most important of which is the past tectonic activity, or regional land movements, that caused ridges to be formed across the courses of the major rivers.

This has been particularly so in Australia where cultural stories – often referred to as Dreamtime stories – that describe land movements and floods fit in with what later becomes known about seismic and glacial shifts from the geological record.

Thus the genre of pastoral literature (which characteristically portrayed poor countryfolk, like shepherds, as the last authentic belongers), and the historically more recent "Back to the Land" movements, according to which a concerted fetishisation of dirt and dung might cure our urban-induced alienation.

West of Lyme Regis at Ware a holiday home is under threat after land movements opened up the ground.

He married, and he and his wife joined a utopian "back to the land" movement.

"That distance has to be accommodated eventually by sudden land movement, which is an earthquake," Allen said.

Votes to those men who own freehold on land is distant from universal suffrage, but the freehold land movement soon developed.

Shortly after founding Tolstoy College, Planck left academia to start a farm in rural Virginia, inspired by the "back to the land" movement then gaining momentum.

Ms. Norton comes from the long-brewing conservative land movement in the West, which has protested federal regulations that restrict the use of land without compensating owners for the loss of revenue those restrictions impose.