Sentence examples for making a land from inspiring English sources

"But they're really not terribly equipped to make the right decisions when they're making a land selection.

"PCH is obviously making a land grab for a new market" with the Twitter and iPhone projects, Mr. Crutchfield said.

On the one hand, this kind of deal looks like a company making a land grab for anything vaguely cool.

Even Miley Cyrus is making a land grab: her single "The Climb," from the recent "Hannah Montana: The Movie" soundtrack album, has been a hit at pop radio as well as country.

There bristles Olaf Tryggvasson, the pirate who brought Christianity to Norway, and Harald Hardrada, the Norwegian who perished in 1066 making a land grab on England, and a whole host of other pirates, explorers and sea kings.

But John is tired of waiting for things to change; before long, Julie's body is supine on the kitchen table, and John is making a land grab in the only way available to him.

"One reason we have this problem is because in New York State there is no requirement that a community look beyond its borders when making a land-use decision," said Sean F. Nolon, director of the Land Use Law Center at Pace. "The community next door is just like any other citizen.

A gust of wind caught her dark hair, making a landing strip of her part.

Now they have made a land grab for Labour policies in a pretence that they hold our values.

Who said you could only make a land?

Determine if you want to make a land line or a cell phone.