Sentence examples for lands built from inspiring English sources

Pretendians aren't the survivors of genocide; rather, it was their colonial ancestors who set up housekeeping on stolen lands built over the corpses of our dead, and Pretendians have benefitted from it.

They helped enforce archaeological compliance laws, recorded ancient sites and human remains discovered on state and private lands, built a network of volunteer stewardship, and performed educational outreach to schools.

"During that time," Ms. Falco said, "we've seen more and more land built on.

DEFRA insists that a transfer to private ownership will not lead to forests being felled and the land built upon.

British Land built up a 10p gain to 872p after JP Morgan Cazenove raised its target price from 950p to 970p.

Mr. Li paid wages, bought land, built roads and schools and, when people were unhappy, took blame.

The site, along a three-kilometer riverfront, will redevelop 600 hectares, or 1,500 acres, of existing land together with reclaimed land built up from the dredged material.

But in Palestine the Zionists cultivated a land, built a state, massed an army, conquered the atom and withstood the Arabs.

Destin landed, built a New England Colonial-style house and started a fishing business, becoming the first recorded white settler in the beach town that now bears his name.

Soon after the wedding, they sailed for America, settling at Newport, R.I., where Berkeley bought land, built a house (Whitehall), and waited.

Lyons argues for new towns and expanded conurbations, encouraging smaller builders and establishing council-led "new homes corporations" with real powers to get developable land built upon.