Sentence examples for lands in the course of from inspiring English sources

His duties as chronicler took him to many lands in the course of Charles's wars and on journeys of the court.

Mitt Romney said he did not fully grasp the "purpose" of the public lands in the course of suggesting that more of them be taken over by the states for oil and gas development.

Recommended by the Royal Society of London to lead an expedition to the South Pacific to observe a transit of Venus (1769), Dalrymple hoped to find the Great South Land in the course of his voyage.

Their need to go on the run and stay there gives Mr. Franco ample opportunity to show off some astonishingly agile and alarming moves, like flipping off the back of a sofa, slamming into various walls and making an airborne landing in a bathtub in the course of a scene that takes him all over an apartment as an inadvertent one-man demolition machine.

Due to "continental drift" via mechanisms inexplicable to Wegener, the land masses finally reached, in the course of millions of years of steady motion, the position they have today.

These results indicate that diversification of GAox genes occurred before the divergence of land plants, then diversified and expanded further in the course of land plant evolution.

A few years ago I watched him tiptoe through this no man's land over the course of a week in Iran in which he irrepressibly cajoled and persuaded cultural representatives of the Ayatollah's regime to collaborate in the great British Museum exhibition Shah Abbas: The Remaking of Iran in 2009.

Israeli officials publicly denied that any deals had been struck about how much land would be handed over in the course of negotiations.

Because amphibians breathe through their skin, lay their eggs in water and live on land, over the course of their lives they're subjected to every major environmental threat, making them the true "canary" in our biosphere.

Under Connecticut law, land surveyors may trespass on property in the course of their work.

The presence of side setbacks in the course of land scarcity and market prices in cities in Japan suggests these spaces to be fully utilized particularly in the cases of those low-rise houses and apartments abutting them.