Sentence examples for land replaced from inspiring English sources

The rhythm of the yes-they-won-oh-my-God-no-they-didn't event, with "La La Land" replaced by "Moonlight" as Best Picture, was weirdly like that of... Election Night.

Over the course of the past 20 years, they've bought more land, replaced the small camper with a small trailer, and moved the thing a ways back from the red clay road.

In a way, the museum makes a compromise; it lets the Land replace the people or nation; the Land seems particular, but we are told it isn't.

Posters and artwork from the Holy Land replace the requisite pizzeria decorations of gondolas and a team photo of Italy's 1982 World Cup champions.

I'd plonk its like the length of the land, replacing every Frankie & Benny's and La Tasca and Café bloody Rouge.

Twenty years from now -- or fifty years, or 100 years -- in whatever wounded land replaces Iraq, our contribution to the collective unconscious will be screaming children, black helicopters and heavily-armed bullies shooting into unarmed crowds.

"That traditional dating in college has mostly gone the way of the land line, replaced by 'hooking up' -- an ambiguous term that can signify anything from making out to oral sex to intercourse -- without the emotional entanglement of a relationship".

As the centerpiece of a broader plan by Gov. John G. Rowland for sparking a downtown renaissance, Adriaen's Landing replaces a brownfield site with three major components: a convention center, a hotel and a retail-entertainment-apartment complex.

We analyzed three scenarios of land cover which were compared to current landscape (pasture land): scenario I (pasture land is replaced by natural vegetation), scenario II (pasture land is replaced by maize crop cultivation), and scenario III (pasture land is replaced by bare soil).

A new punch design is proposed in which the cylindrical punch land is replaced with a circular profiled punch land.

Random landscape transitions occur when a land cover replaces other land covers in proportion to their availability.