Sentence examples for move to lands from inspiring English sources

When the Supreme Court ruled against his plan to force the Cherokee to move to lands west of the Mississippi, Jackson went ahead anyway.

On a slightly smaller yet still significant scale, Cardiff's swift move to land the 20-year-old Denmark centre forward Andreas Cornelius will have aroused some curiosity throughout European football.

Early in the game, Dougie Fife finished off a scrappy move to land his first Edinburgh try.

After all, this is the first time that a non-government US entity has made a move to land on the International Space Station.

ITTMA [27] points out that it is not certain that the companies will pass along the costs, as there is a risk that customers will move to land-based transport instead.

Real have made a shock move to land striker Carlos Tevez - and Manchester City could be ready to sell as they prepare their first bid of £20m for Arsenal striker Robin van Persie.

As these "southern" polar bears move to land, they adopt a more omnivorous and mixed diet including fruit and other vegetation as well as different varieties of animals (e.g., [ 14, 16, 19]).

Although the more southern populations of Hudson Bay are pagophilic (ice-loving) for much of the year, they move to land for a minimum of 4 5 months as the sea ice melts completely by summer [ 17].

Ms. Tinto-Poitier said the hospital had thought about moving to land.

Felixson moved to land the rights for English football in cooperation with stations from Denmark and Norway, countries where large numbers had also started to obsess over the First Division.

But, at $2,250, "it didn't have enough added perks that made it a no-brainer," Ms. Goodman said, "and I didn't want to go through the headache of moving" to land just two doors away.