Sentence examples for lands extends from inspiring English sources

In casually dismissing the "grievance justification" by pointing out that 9/11 preceded the Iraq invasion he has highlighted the willful historical amnesia of his government the UK and the West's destructive presence in Black and Muslim lands extends far beyond the occupation of Iraq.

In casually dismissing the "grievance justification" by pointing out that 9/11 preceded the Iraq invasion he has highlighted the wilful historical amnesia of his government – the UK and the West's destructive presence in Black and Muslim lands extends far beyond the occupation of Iraq.

During the era of decolonization, France lost political control of lands extending from Morocco in the west to Syria in the east.

It rose subsequently to be the chief town of the eastern Boeotians, with lands extending to the Gulf of Euboea (Évvoia).

The pillaging of Vikings gave way to that of castellans and knights; the inability of kings (of whatever family) to secure professions of fidelity and service from the mass of people in lands extending beyond a few counties shows how notions of personal loyalty and lordship were replacing that of public order.

The Indo-Iranian borderlands form the eastern extension of the Iranian plateau and in some ways mirror the environment of the Fertile Crescent (the arc of agricultural lands extending from the Tigris-Euphrates river system to the Nile valley) in the Middle East.

Meanwhile, right-wing opposition leaders and one disgruntled Barak cabinet minister said today that Mr. Barak is prepared to give the Palestinians up to 95percentt of the West Bank, including fertile Jordan valley lands extending to the edge of the Dead Sea.

Their grazing lands extend to the western borders of Kenya, occupied by the Turkana pastoralists, with whom the Matheniko share resource use networks, as well as occasional conflicts.

Bani Na'im's lands extend east to the mountains that overlook the Dead Sea.

And at stake were the oil and natural gas reserves of what Americans would soon be calling the "arc of instability," a vast span of lands extending from North Africa to the Chinese border.

Although the Kenedy Ranch is nearly 100 miles from the Mexican border, its land extends almost to the Gulf of Mexico, which officials say is an international boundary.