Sentence examples for life land from inspiring English sources

In the early stages of the development of terrestrial life, land plants were rootless and leafless.

In India, Jña¯na Chaupa¯r (the "game of knowledge") is played much like the Checkered Game of Life: land on a virtue and you get to climb a ladder toward the god Vishnu and karmic liberation; land on a vice — or karmic impediment — and you're swallowed by a snake.

In India, Jña¯na Chaupa¯r (the "game of knowledge") is played much like the Checkered Game of Life: land on a virtue and you get to climb a ladder toward the god Vishnu and karmic liberation; land on a vice or karmic impediment and you're swallowed by a snake.

"Traditionally, land and labor are not separated; labor forms part of life, land remains part of nature, life and nature form an articulate whole.

On the other hand, I felt bad for the folks who went out and bought a Razr only to have an (almost) identical device with twice the battery life land a couple months later.

Krusty's massive gambling debts and extravagant personal life land him in deep trouble with the Springfield Mafia and only a month away from bankruptcy.

When A Little Life landed on her editor's desk, he begged her to cut the most graphic scenes.

SAN FRANCISCO -- When one of the most important e-mail messages of his life landed in his in-box a few years ago, Kord Campbell overlooked it.

"It's real life landing on real fabrics.

But in case they don't, we've put together our own survey to help you figure out where your life lands on the happiness spectrum.

Like this good-guy tortoise, for example, who helped right an upside-down buddy after life landed him on his back.