Sentence examples for land onto from inspiring English sources

Barratt's management has done a great job in transforming the company, working out of old land onto new land while reducing the balance sheet.

Some refugees leap from overpasses straight down as the trains pass, timing the jumps to land onto the roofs of the cars.

Such reform affects landholding in at least three ways: it may increase security of tenure and hence incentives; it may reorganize the system of inheritance in favour of offspring; and it may bring land onto the market so that land transactions become possible.

Two years after their first free election in 1994, South Africans created a new constitution guaranteeing rights that much of Africa had shunned, ignored or undermined and seeming to lock the land onto the moral coordinates of its struggle for democracy.

Over 1,000 battles, big and small, were fought between the U.S. military and Native Americans before the tribes were forced out of their land onto reservations.

In effect, the affected discussants wished they could gain ownership of the land onto which they had been resettled.

A tuck, pike and twist gives him a cushioned, head-first landing onto his adorable mop of curls.

This craft, the pup of a mother ship known as Rosetta, made a bouncy landing onto the surface of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, which Rosetta was orbiting.

An LOT Polish Airlines flight slid into a Warsaw airport on its belly on Tuesday, sparks flying and smoke hissing, crash landing onto the runway without the aid of its landing gear, which refused to drop.

Last week, the seas seemed primed to engulf Rio in huge waves, with stunned residents snapping pictures of water overflowing the sea wall at Flamengo Beach and landing onto the road.

This week, history nearly repeated itself as the Slide Fire took almost the same path, burning south to north, up hills into towns, and off public lands onto private property.