Sentence examples for moving land from inspiring English sources

Heads began to turn when a petrol bomb was thrown and a small child climbed on top of a moving Land Rover to smash off one of the wing mirrors, but on the whole the march was a relatively calm affair.

I watched, wide-eyed, the soundless slide of that "moving land," as Milton once described whales, everywhere beneath our boat, and suddenly felt the whole of myself wanting to go away with her; to hop on for a long ride downward toward some dimly remembered, primordial home.

The moves land in locker rooms and on late-night talk shows, and they enliven Presidential campaigns.

But once all the surface gold had been picked out, the gold industry was run by those with the heavy machinery to move land and extract buried gold.

The Statute was originally conceived by Henry VIII of England as a way to rectify his financial problems by simplifying the law of uses, which moved land outside the royal tax revenue, traditionally gathered through seisin.

This perspective has also moved land system science from a focus on the most dramatic land cover changes to giving more attention to subtle changes of human interactions with the natural surroundings, including land management and the provisioning of a wide range of ecosystem services.

This paper identifies new ways of moving from land degradation towards sustainable land management through the development of economic mechanisms.

"That's probably not a standard thing we'd do, moving onto land," Dr. Marty said.

Moving against land hoarders would be controversial – columnist Mary Ann Sieghart tweeted the policy had "shades of Mugabe".

BMW, in fact, is moving its Land Rover division to New Jersey from Maryland.

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