Sentence examples for land whose from inspiring English sources

A journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination.

This has always been a land whose self-image is woven with contradictions.

"When you offer land, whose land are you offering?" he asked.

"Nail houses" — homes sticking out on tracts of cleared land, whose owners resist eviction — are common.

One example is a project in Allahabad, India, to reclaim land whose topsoil had been depleted by the brick industry.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The United States is not the only land whose hockey team made its citizens believe in miracles.

Both "Australia" and "Slumdog" are about two people in a faraway land whose improbable love helps them overcome huge forces.

Like "The Waste Land," whose influence is profound but seldom obvious, "The Lost Son" dispenses with plot and argument for the sake of a hypnotically effective voice.

But for many of the American Indian tribes, settlers' cattle were fair game when hunted on land whose ownership they disputed.

Over the years, the tribe has tried by various legal means to reclaim the land, whose value has been assessed at $1.7 billion.

It may be the land of the Kama Sutra, the land whose temples depict a licentiousness seldom shown in public elsewhere.