Sentence examples for lands whose from inspiring English sources
A journey through the barren lands whose chief resource, fish, has departed.
SCOTT VEALE An article about the Central Asian lands whose names end in "stan" referred incorrectly to Kafiristan.
Even in lands whose leaders are no friends of Washington -- such as Venezuela and Iran -- the election outcome cut through official propaganda to touch some people.
As Britain's empire expanded, the Great Writ went with it, often being used by people in far-off lands whose allegiance to the king was local or temporary rather than natural.
That phenomenon, in turn, redefines the role of outsiders casting themselves as interpreters of far-flung lands whose people now have the means on their mobile phones and laptops to bypass intermediaries from elsewhere.
Desert tribesmen, he argued, always have more courage and social cohesion than settled, civilized folk, so every once in a while they will sweep in and conquer lands whose rulers have become corrupt and complacent.
"When you offer land, whose land are you offering?" he asked.
A journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination.
This has always been a land whose self-image is woven with contradictions.
"Nail houses" — homes sticking out on tracts of cleared land, whose owners resist eviction — are common.
One example is a project in Allahabad, India, to reclaim land whose topsoil had been depleted by the brick industry.
