Sentence examples for land reservation from inspiring English sources

But Morris questioned the secrecy: "If the object of this land reservation is to provide Tri-Star with a secure tenure for a potentially major development, why not be public about that?

A timeline on the tribe's Web site jumps from the war to the "mid/late 1800's," saying that as "overseers sell off much of the tribe's land, reservation dwindles to several hundred mountainous acres and a resident population less than 100".

Bostonians could suddenly park on streets that are usually choked with traffic, and they could land reservations to the hottest restaurants in town.

Alder was asked for advice on the 1795 Treaty of Greenville on land reservations, and urged by the Indians to attend its signing.

The settlement act appropriated $900,000 to buy the disputed lands and transferred those lands and the state reservation to the federal government in trust.

Landing reservations is a near-impossible dream, but fortunately at least a whiff of his culinary genius now comes in a convenient spray form.

"But we'd be virtually islands without access to law enforcement services if this land becomes reservation".

8 P.M. (Fox) THE SIMPSONS In "The Food Wife," Marge, Bart and Lisa start a culinary blog, "The Three Mouthketeers," and land a reservation at Springfield's new hot spot.

If you can't land a reservation or walk in, there is a second location in Glen Ellen, as well as Suite D, Bernstein's crowd-sourced pop-up (open most summer weekends) in a warehouse, east of downtown.

Other applications include stacked aircraft waiting to land, ticket reservation for trains and flights and queues of retail shoppers who may leave a long waiting line hoping to return later when the line may be shorter.

Rosebud, just across the river from Oceti, lies on Army Corps land and reservation land.