Sentence examples for land of separation from inspiring English sources

TEL AVIV — Superland, an Israeli amusement park, is a land of separation.

The pattern of separation of land masses is so old that most mammals never made it to Australia or New Guinea until a few thousand years ago, says Friedlaender.

Lastly, Jacobs et al. (2011) also propose a possible series of "landspans" between the Gondwana continents that may have allowed for transfers of biota between the various elements of land before significant separation was achieved by continuing drift; opening of the Indian, Atlantic, and Southern Oceans; and falling sea levels.

For example, using only x,y coordinates to define location, hospitals in Michigan's "thumb" region (HSA 6) in Figure 1 would be considered near hospitals to their northwest, not accounting for the true magnitude of their land separation due to the Saginaw Bay.

In 1985, the United States Supreme Court ruled in ACLU v. Scarsdale, New York that nativity scenes on public lands violate separation of church and state statutes unless they comply with "The Reindeer Rule"—a regulation calling for equal opportunity for non-religious symbols, such as reindeer.

We found strikingly similar land system trajectories in East and West Germany during the time of separation (1945 1989), despite the contrasting institutional settings and economic paradigms.

She is learning to live with the pain of separation from family, friends and home in a strange land, under harsh living conditions.

She soon landed a role as an understudy on Broadway, in John Guare's "Six Degrees of Separation".

6. Six degrees of separation.

Forget six degrees of separation.

"There isn't a wall of separation.