Sentence examples for own parcel from inspiring English sources

There are so many exhausted people, everyone is carrying their own parcel of pressure and everyone is so busy.

My destination is a wooden bench in the northwest corner of the garden; in my fantasy life, this is my very own parcel of London real estate.

Before Alberto turned four, his father, Gabriel, a farmer, lost control of a routine pasture-burning in his own parcel, which ended up consuming nearby properties.

The authority now says that St. Nicholas is free to rebuild the church on its own parcel at 155 Cedar Street, just east of West Street.

Seeking to salvage the depleted pastures, the authorities are fencing off the range and giving each family its own parcel, in hopes that this will give herders a direct incentive to nurture the grass and control the size of herds.

Now, maybe because our various crises have escalated, or because it costs so much to disappear into your own parcel of wilderness, opting out no longer feels like a possibility.

She starts her own parcel-delivery service, by broomstick, of course.

In northern France lords typically reserved the proceeds of a domain worked by tenants, who had their own parcels of land to live on.

Last year Mr Ford withdrew the city's support for a redevelopment plan endorsed by the previous council as well as the provincial and federal governments, which both own parcels of lakefront land.

Meanwhile, Credit Suisse analysts estimate that if Amazon delivered half of its own parcels in three to five years, it could mean an annual 3-53-5%venue loss for Deutsche Post arm DHL's parcel business.

Already, several dozen people who own parcels of land over the field are becoming instant millionaires as energy companies pay big money for the mineral rights to the gas, which like other energy sources is worth far more than it was last year.