Sentence examples for lands in which from inspiring English sources

and the fantastical lands in which they lived.

Two ships, two sets of captains and crews, two alien lands in which it's all too easy to get lost.

As might be expected in those eastern lands in which urban civilization was several centuries old, cities persisted and, with them, a merchant class and a monetary economy.

Last week we learned that one-tenth of the world's wild places, forest and savannahs, and other lands in which human impacts are not obvious, have been lost – de-wilded – in the past 25 years.

But we can also, if we wish, find many centuries, and many lands, in which nothing much happened, triumphantly — in which people of all faiths concerned themselves with "the uneventful reality of everyday life".

In the European lands in which Romance languages are still spoken, it is of course certain that, at some point, Latin in some form was the normal language of most strata.

Publishers' advances entered a never-never land in which commercial prudence was thrown to the winds.

Doomsayers warned of an imminent "hard landing" in which a crashing dollar would precipitate economic crisis.

We seem to have entered a land in which intelligence of any kind has been extinguished.

Italy, France, Britain and the US lived in a cloud cuckoo land in which governments bought popularity with debt.

The republic is breathtaking, a narrow land in which mountains 12,000 feet high tumble in forested hills to the Black Sea.