Sentence examples for land to explore from inspiring English sources
This is not least because rising temperatures mean there is more land to explore now.
But there is open land to explore in the parks nearby, and on Oct. 13 and 14 the Douglaston Historic District will offer house and neighborhood tours.
It also draws on some familiar Phillips motifs — navigation and the sea, the sky and land — to explore the possibility that love can bring both stability and freedom.
For my shoots, I look for properties to rent that have lots of land to explore, usually farms with unique old structures that I like to include in my shots.
Similar comments followed from GamePro reviewer Newton, who found that it is "an impressive expansion" which "delivers more of what made Oblivion great: creative quests, a huge land to explore, and tons of things to do there, [therefore] making this expansion is a solid purchase for anyone who was a fan of the core game".
Hazzikostas: I would say the team's top priority overall is just continuing to keep the flow of content well-paced to match the example that we set in Legion: no major lulls or gaps in the story, more raids to take on, more stories to explore, more lands to explore.
Rural development efforts aimed at small farmers and a 1991 land conference to explore land policy point to agricultural improvements in favour of black (and female) farmers, but major results are expected only in the medium term.
But now the ground has shifted, and each Jew must make his or her choice -- to continue to allow themselves to be distanced from their Judaism and their connection to the land, or to explore and (hopefully) embrace them.
Complementary information could be gained by noting home postcode, and thus, the surrounding area could be assessed in terms of land usage to explore the potential impact it may have on participants' perception of nature.
The British, for their part, commissioned John Byron in 1764 and Samuel Wallis and Phillip Carteret in 1766 "to discover unknown lands and to explore the coast of New Albion".
The models presented here used land cover as one of the explanatory variables in the niche models; in future work we plan to include land use and to explore the effects of land cover in more detail, using a finer classification of land cover types.
