Sentence examples for lands work from inspiring English sources
Sometimes when a cargo plane lands, work crews stand by, tools in hand, ready to use the newly delivered materials.
Hence the British Empire was, in a sense, an Anglo-American project: Benjamin Franklin even suggested that the elites of both lands work together in a new, westward-looking imperial venture.
Clearly, making currently unprotected natural and semi-natural lands work simultaneously for conservation and for people could deliver significant biodiversity conservation returns in the mediterranean biome, even under modest scenarios.
The work continues, said Rengam, of mapping lands worked by indigenous people so that they have some defense against the corporations who prey on them.
†Clearing land, farming, working in pastures or cellars, or cleaning sheds barns, or other outbuildings.
"Ranches can be working landscapes if people understand how animals and land work together".
Before joining the Army he went to California and landed work in the mailroom at Universal Studios.
Unable to land work, Nell in "Lucky Break" trades jokes with her roommate Sita.
Ms. Dinterman said that she was thrilled to have landed work, and in New York City to boot.
The folk icon Dave Von Ronk saw Ms. Lavin's performance and helped her land work back in New York City.
"More and more people are asking: can you make the land work for you?
