Sentence examples for lands of its from inspiring English sources

That process naturally was influenced by those states that had preceded the Ottoman Empire, not only in the areas it came to rule but also in the lands of its ancestors.

When Prince Charles, at an advent reception, warned that Christianity was at risk of extinction in the lands of its birth, he was not scaremongering.

The main lands were divided under his sons Theobald V (1152 91) and Henry (1152 81), themselves prestigious lords; and the Champagne of Henry the Liberal was among the richest, best organized, and most cultured French lands of its day.

Anglo-American immigrants, primarily from the Southern United States, began emigrating to Mexican Texas in the early 1820s at the invitation of the Mexican government, which sought to populate the sparsely inhabited lands of its northern frontier.

Dudley favored the issuance of public bills of credit as a means to circumvent the inflationary issuance of paper currency that had become a serious problem by the end of Queen Anne's War in 1713, while Tailer, along with his father-in-law Nathaniel Byfield and others, favored the establishment of a private land bank, that would issue bills secured by the lands of its investors.

While the pronouncement produced the obligatory congratulations here in the West, it inspired equal parts bafflement and skepticism in the land of its honoree.

It is now facing a struggle for survival in the land of its birth.

Will this latest effort to spread the game abroad succeed in the land of its origin?

The endless labor of turning every available tree into fuel has shorn the land of its bounty.

And while she is not against subdividing land, she said, she is opposed to new owners who come in and strip the land of its trees.

Since communism collapsed 20 years ago, Bulgarians have been waiting for a saviour to rid the land of its plagues: corruption, nepotism and impunity for the powerful of the day.