Sentence examples similar to palace land from inspiring English sources

During his swearing-in, rockets aimed at the palace landed in a working-class district, killing 19 people and wounding 60.

A businessman with purported close connections to the royal palace landed a lucrative cellphone license for a fraction of what other companies were offering, according to widespread complaints in the local media.

When the code-talkers stuck in the golden palace - the land of indolence and pride - finally GET it - they will abandon their code-talking once and for all, and say TRUE NEMBUTSU at last.

It was only by chance that Palace even landed the bullpen catcher job.

They may call Erdoğan to account for his many other unconstitutional actions as well: intimidating the Turkish press, illegally building his own presidential palace on protected land, spending billions of dollars of treasury money, putting the interests of his business cronies above those of society and impeding the workings of the justice system.

Old Basing, three miles east of Basingstoke, contains the site of Basing House, an atmospheric ruin with beautiful grounds, it was once one of the finest palaces in the land.

It is worth noting that Mars, third in the St James's Palace Stakes, never landed a blow in fourth that day – over a trip that should have suited him rather better.

The palace lies in "the land of the cloud-capped hills" in the remote Palakkad district against the Western Ghats, the otherworldly mountains bordering Tamil Nadu.

But given the palace's location on land Israel seized in the 1967 Middle East war, its discovery could be used to bolster the Israeli claim to the East Jerusalem neighborhood and increase Jewish settlement in the area.

639 or 640 Pippin I, also spelled Pepin, byname Pippin of Landen or Pippin the Elder, French Pépin de Landen or Pépin le Vieux, German Pippin der Ältere (died 639 or 640) councillor of the Merovingian king Chlotar II and mayor of the palace in Austrasia, whose lands lay in the part of the Frankish kingdom that forms part of present-day Belgium.

But inspired by their hero in the presidential palace, scattered groups of land-hungry peasant farmers have taken matters into their own hands.