Sentence examples for land noted from inspiring English sources
"Well, it's really not just land," noted Vishnu.
Most historians of rocketry trace the development to China, a land noted in ancient times for its fireworks displays.
After which time, it's either have babies or go work for HBO. "We live in a Christian land," noted Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard in his 1847 essay Crisis in the Life of an Actress, but the "cannibalistic lust for human sacrifice has by now gone out of fashion.
"There's a thriving business now... in gay surrogacy," Land noted.
"Politicians will never get you to the promised land," noted Trump in an unusual Biblical allusion, and then he had this to say about Marco Rubio: "Hostility works for some people, not for him".
"Tar Sands is more costly to refine, not only costly by money, but in the end will cost us the health of our children, the health of ourselves and in areas near the pipeline it will cause problems with the health of our land," noted Prewitt.
The developments here promote their open spaces and low-density building plans as thoughtful efforts to respect the land, noting that these efforts add value to their real estate by limiting inventory and offering breathtaking views.
He begs off any special kinship with the land, noting that an early job, with the Justice Department, was representing the Army Corps of Engineers "when they were trying to dam every river in Kentucky".
The key point is that, in the same agro-economic region, there is a 10 to 40 times difference in economic output between institutionally rich private land and institutionally thin communal land (noting also that communal lands suffer enormously from the legacies of apartheid).
Draw arrows or topographic lines showing the slope of the land, noting conditions such as wetland sites, rocky areas, and anything else which will require special attention.
"It wasn't a disaster - more of a crash landing," noted Brendan Bourne in the Sunday Times about Scooch's effort.
