Sentence examples for lands tear from inspiring English sources
And Mecca suggests that Mr Abbas has little desire at present to take Hamas on either with guns or at the polling booth.Make it look real, and maybe they will buy itIn the 1980s Israelis did not let their divisions over the occupied lands tear their nation apart.
As Vistro said to me, even a 1 degree goal won't be a win for frontline communities if, in order to meet that goal, developed nations occupy lands, tear through indigenous communities, and promote capitalistic market-based solutions that don't have people's best interest at heart.
A Boeing 777 crash-landed, tearing off the landing gear and damaging the airplane beyond repair.
Peru, with ample gas, has several big mines in development (though it also has indigenous people who are reluctant to see their land torn up).
The reactivation of this ancient spirit, they suggested, could unify an increasingly incoherent land torn apart by the same European enemy that it had once defeated.
Hayes sets his characters against waves of heat and sky, and shows creases on tired faces and scars on a land torn apart by the quest for riches.
He cursed whoever it was calling so late, but then his mobile went off, and he was trapped for a moment on the landing, torn between whether to go to the landline, the mobile or his daughter.
The crash landing of the Boeing 727 was perhaps the best metaphor about Donald Trump's airline: a passenger jet with malfunctioning nose gear dumping fuel to avoid a greater catastrophe, the thin veneer of a graceful landing torn away with the white underbelly paint grinding on the asphalt, and public relations spin turning a near-disaster into an apparent strength.
The accord could reflect a remarkable turnabout in the fortunes of a land torn by political bloodletting and economic ruin — or, some analysts said, it could turn out to be one more maneuver by Mr. Mugabe to retain the office he has held for 28 years.
In Ukraine, now a land torn asunder.
Blood and Wine transports Geralt to Toussaint, a land torn from the pages of King Arthur.
