Sentence examples for land to which from inspiring English sources

France has always been a land to which people dream of coming.

The mercenary is alone in an alier land to which he feels no loyalty.

When the speaker mentions "our land," to which country does he refer?

For her part, Audrun would sooner murder Aramon than be pushed off her land, to which she is deeply attached.

"National Realty is at the front end of 200 acres of vacant land to which access has been a problem.

As a result, the family have put a downpayment on a plot of land to which they hope to move.

They are not accidental victims, but deliberately made destitute to starve them back to lands to which they cannot return.

Many of those deported have been sent back to foreign lands to which they no longer have any ties.

And after the battle of Fredericksburg, in December 1862, he established a relief depot at Aquia Landing to which wounded soldiers could be evacuated.

But since not all of the lands to which this land use condition applies have such a convenient reference point, the avoidance of boundary disputes is, even more obviously than the others, a made-up purpose of the regulation.

Yet, rather than impressing the governments of the Mediterranean lands to which it pays such elaborate tribute, the Getty Villa in Pacific Palisades, Calif., has roused their anger.