Sentence examples for land takes from inspiring English sources
The Lay of the Land takes place in 2000.
Coordinating visits to private land takes time and is even more difficult now because of the holidays.
The thinking-woman's-dream-date aura that surrounds George Stephanopoulos in his native land takes a slightly less potent form in London.
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As the relationship with Camden council shows, British Land takes its corporate responsibility seriously and this is reflected in the goals for Regent's Place.
If ashes are scattered "the land takes on a sacredness, and people want to put up a marker or a plaque," Mr. Schofield said, then they oppose activities they do not see as compatible with the site as a resting place.
They had had their land taken away; they had suffered from the smallpox.
Consolidation of land took off around Zhucheng, a thriving town in Shandong Province, in 2007.
Women cannot own land, take out loans or enter into contracts.
Palestinian farmers do not distinguish between land taken for roads or for settlement expansion.
About two-fifths of the land taken out of rice production is left entirely idle.
