Sentence examples for patch of the nation from inspiring English sources
For all these reasons, Nenshi has come to occupy a larger patch of the nation's political landscape than might be expected for the mayor of its fourth-largest city.
Mr Obama plans to spend his way out of recession by patching up the nation's elderly network of roads, bridges and crumbling public buildings, once he takes over on 20 January.
Mr. Buck, a trustee of the New York Botanical Garden and a director of the American Rock Garden Society, died in 1974, after transforming his patch of land into one of the nation's premier rock gardens.
But Banker Hall, the 2000 winner of the Dan Patch award as the nation's top 2-year-old, drew the seventh post position for the eight-horse race on the half-mile track.
So much for the Department of Energy's objectivity, whose concerns for the sensitivities of the oil patch have far outweighed the concerns of the nation as a whole.
Of course, Hare is defending his patch as a playwright known for his dissection of the state of the nation.
This is typical of the nation.
They embodied the pride of the nation.
Railway noise bothers 2% of the nation's population.
"Glory of the nation," one describes him.
