Sentence examples for land on Earth from inspiring English sources
The phrase "land on Earth" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to the action of touching down or arriving on the surface of the Earth. For example, "After months of traveling through space, the astronauts finally landed on Earth with a sense of relief and accomplishment."
According to the report, 1.7 billion head of livestock currently occupy more than one-fourth of the land on Earth, and one-third of the Earth's arable land is devoted to crops used to feed these herds.
In March 1976, Norman publicly wagered $4,000 with the British gambling firm Ladbrokes that extraterrestrials would land on Earth within one year, a prediction which attracted media attention.
We now use more than half of all available fresh water (Crutzen 2002) and between one-third and one-half of all land on Earth (Lewis 2006).
After an hour, we crossed the final shoreline of some of the northernmost land on earth and headed out over the Arctic Ocean.
Amphibians emerged at a time when all the land on earth was part of one large mass; they have since adapted to conditions on every continent except Antarctica.
The islands remained the most southerly known land on earth until Captain Cook's discovery of the South Sandwich Islands in 1775.
Siberia takes up one-twelfth of all the land on earth.
Because deserts make up one-third of the dry land on Earth, their subsoil reserves could add up to a lot of nitrogen, Walvoord and her colleagues say.
The family spent two years in Brooklyn and then moved to the Lower East Side, in those days the most densely populated piece of land on earth and later the setting of Roth's novel.
Apparently they could land on Gaza's shores within weeks.
Let Americans land on Mars or even Venus.
