Sentence examples for lands out of from inspiring English sources

Ancient Rome, Qing China, Napoleonic France and conspicuously imperial Britain did not simply invade and occupy other people's lands out of economic greed.

Meanwhile, the government is already spending billions each year to keep old rice-growing lands out of production in a sop to the powerful farm lobby.

And on Jan . 3 Mr. Zinke voted yes on a package that included a rule that would make it easier to transfer public lands out of federal hands.

After it lands out of reach on a roof, he tries everything he can think of (lasso, baseball, pogo stick, fireman's hose — even a ladder!) to get the plane down.

A kickoff that lands out of bounds between the goal lines results in the receiving team taking the ball 25 yards from the spot of the kickoff -- or its 40-yard line, under normal circumstances.

In a speech to the soldiers he promised them lands out of his own estate; to every private soldier four acres, and a corresponding share to the centurions and veterans.

Crescenta Valley had one last opportunity, but an errant pass landed out of bounds with 5.9 seconds remaining.

AUDIT scores were negatively associated with land ownership, out-of-pocket healthcare expenditure and participation in the national employment programme.

The pass will land out of bounds.

Development and contamination have taken land out of production.

The ball went "splat" as it landed out of bounds.