Sentence examples for perfect land from inspiring English sources

In the perfect land, could there be self-doubt?

Before the mid-1960s Swiss films were generally dewy-eyed tributes to the glories of beauteous nationhood: a perfect land tended by the contented folk of the confederacy.

That she sings well, and sparkles even better, just reinforces our favorite image of turn-of-the-century England: a "practically perfect" land of tea and crumpets and rosy cheeks, where everyone is always on the brink of celebrating Christmas.

In The Magician's Nephew, Digory is the first human to find a way into the other worlds; he is present at the creation of Narnia and becomes the Adam figure who unwittingly introduces evil into Aslan's perfect land (see Jadis) E is for Edmund Third of the Pevensie children, Edmund follows his sister Lucy into Narnia and betrays his siblings into terrible danger.

And with demand growing locally for grass-fed animals, they believe the millions of acres of unused land in their area would make perfect land for farmers to raise their own grass-fed beef and pork.

The limits of analyzing and modelling the land system based on assumed economically rational behaviour and perfect land markets are well known [ 26,84].

"A perfect landing," Mr Chavez said.

A perfect landing off the balance beam.

-- to notice her daintily perfect landing.

I think Washington would be a perfect landing place for both.

It was a perfect landing and a perfect ending: Everyone survived.