Sentence examples for lone land from inspiring English sources
And today there's more water in the air than there is in the creeks and backwaters that crease and cut this bit of lost, lone land beyond Colchester.
Lone-Lands Campfire Cookie Milk Shake: Traveling through the Lone-Lands?
My favorites from the new items would have to be The Hobbit Hole, Gandalf's Gobble Melt and the Lone-Lands Campfire Cookie Milk Shake.
We were in the foothills of Picos de Europa, where everything is vertical: the sheer mountain faces, the steep pine trees, the skinny roads dotted with tiny cars nervously hugging the shoulders, flocks of sheep perched on the rocky lands, lone goats standing expertly on their hind legs munching from a thicket of low-hanging leaves, a cacophony of cowbells and beams of sunlight warming it all.
In the indictment, one of the conspirators whispered, "They're all corrupt except for [the mayor]." It was reminiscent of a 2008 Esquire piece that likened Booker to Will Smith in I Am Legend -- a lone warrior in a land of zombies.
A lone technician in a faraway land cries out, "My kingdom for a Flashlight Speed Holster with Battery Compartment that allows operators to increase the draw speed of a flashlight!" Brando hears those cries and gets right to work developing the product.
A couple of hours later, the police were gone, leaving a lone bulldozer to flatten the land.
Public ownership proved handy when the federal government was looking for sites for interning Japanese citizens during World War II; the Manzanar War Relocation Center near Lone Pine was built on land leased from Los Angeles.
After Fort Henry fell to Union forces on February 6 , 1862 Fort Donelson stood as a lone sentry protecting important Southern agricultural lands and the city of Nashville, the capital of Tennessee and a munitions centre.
This year the lone major musical to open, "Young Frankenstein," landed with a splat and proved how tricky it is to fine-tune the work of a stage full of talent in the context of a machine-tooled megamusical.
