Sentence examples for levelled land from inspiring English sources

Before him lies the neatly levelled land on the US side of the border fence; beyond, to the south, is sprawl, chaos, uncertainty: Tijuana.

Apart from the blur of a few passing cars, the astonishing townscape of Har Homa, built in violation of international law, is like a deserted resort clinging to a hillside before an endless devastated beach, the levelled land before it a promise of further development.

For now, its biggest draw is a patch of levelled ground beside the main palace.

The strong winds from Beta levelled 1200000 acre of forested land.

Esso bought the land in 1974, and levelled and partly seeded it, to improve the frontage to its own site.

The first example of this new departure for the transport body was the vast and controversial Earls Court Project - find seven years' worth of mildly obsessive coverage here - which has so far seen the TfL land on which the Earls Court exhibition centre stood levelled and precisely no affordable homes, however defined, planned for it.

However, proponents of the model during the nineteenth century were faced with the obvious fact of the demise of the landed aristocracy as a functioning class and with the emergence of an 'equalized, levelled society' (p. 88) in post-revolutionary France.

The helicopter levelled and shot low across the turquoise sea.

"The traditionally levelled field yielded 800kg, while the precision levelled field produced 2.25 tonnes, almost 300% more.

Behind the house, the canyon was a smudgy, levelled field.

Neighbourhoods levelled, shopping centres reduced to rubble, ravines filled with corpses and debris.