Sentence examples for lands down from inspiring English sources
In Voyages of Discovery: A Manly Adventure in the Lands Down Under, a book about adventuring and masculinity, Ken Ewell described "Maximum Homerdrive" as a "fine example" of "the poor man's lack of travel acumen".
A burn in the leg as he lands down beside it.
The eight-month escapade in 1915 resulted in the deaths of 11,000 men from the lands Down Under, a spectacularly profligate waste of human life even by The Great War's standards.
Flying Lotus lands down at the Royal Oak Music Theatre (318 W 4th St, Royal Oak, MI 48067) on Thursday, October 23rd, with special guest Thundercat.
His campaign is bracing for a massive crowd when Obama lands down in Charlottesville at an expected 7 15 p.m. Rather, he's drawing the lines of distinction between because, well, they've been blurred.
The lands Down Under are unique in having developed in physical isolation from other major land masses after splitting from the supercontinent of Gondwana tens of millions of years ago (estimates of just how long ago vary).
What should we know about the land down under?
"The ice sheet here 17,000 years ago was so thick it squashed the land down," he explained.
He is the yellow-haired Yellow Jacket, the man down under the basket from the Land Down Under.
There was good news and bad news for Mr. Bush in his foray this week to the land down under.
The continent's multicultural history flows throughout these books, so pick one up and come along on an adventure to the land down under.
