Sentence examples for lands space from inspiring English sources

1946 Estée Lauder lands space in Saks Fifth Avenue.

The soldiers prepared a landing space for a small chopper.

Acsa blamed eight private aircraft which refused to move and free up landing space.

Such a system would only succeed if infrastructure – air traffic control, landing space and so on – was set aside.

But new railways also fill up and take more land space per mile travelled than the strategic road network.

fws.gov, friendsofbombayhook.org This beachfront park on the Delaware Bay became the US's first designated public land space in 1692.

It is a rule of thumb, he said, that for a city this size roads should cover 15 percent of land space.

But it is a rule of thumb, he said, that for a city this size roads should cover 15 percent of land space.

The plan is part of a broader aim to create 1,500 hectares of land to provide homes and land space for millions more people.

But defenders of the heliport, which provides landing space for executives, tourists and public officials, have long said it is an essential element of the city infrastructure.

Estimates of how much of the region is under Allied control vary, but even the most optimistic ones don't claim more than a quarter of the total land space, though this includes much of the arable land.