Sentence examples for land winding from inspiring English sources

For starters, there is the Green Lakes State Park course in Fayetteville, N.Y., a sweeping swath of land winding through hills and swales that rarely lead to a flat lie, whether in the fairway or on the green.

But since last spring, thousands of Haitian migrants who had moved to Brazil in search of work have been streaming north, mostly by land, winding up at American border crossings that lead to Southern California.

The barrier, when completed, will career across about 723kms of land, winding in and out of the West Bank, moving from the fertile farmland of the Jordan Valley in the north-east, striking out west to the village of Zebuba then dropping down to Ramallah and East Jerusalem and on to the hills and crops south of Hebron.

That same land wound up housing fewer than a quarter of the total residents who moved into units built on newly developed land in that period.

But to protect Alaskans' economic well-being, it mitigated the consequences to non-federal owners whose land wound up in those new system units.

The most frequent nonproduction habitats, for example, managed for access to land, wind shelter or as part of an agri-environmental scheme, were grassy or shrubby strips along field or water edges.

Another is that ranchers are being punished for historically maintaining wildlife habitat as having that wildlife on public or private lands winds up reducing access and increasing costs.

He landed, winded, and played dead to avoid being strafed.

But those deepwater projects would cost about twice as much to build as turbines on land, wind-energy developers say.

A country the size of Australia has an abundance of land, wind and sun but there is the potential to combine all three of these.

Lib Dems Wants to increase the number of land wind turbines to raise the UK's proportion of renewable energy, and backs fracking as long as it is strongly regulated.