Sentence examples for remaining lands are from inspiring English sources

The bungalow and remaining lands are currently under the supervision of Richard de Costa, a retired estate manager, who oversees the growth of his bushes and the sale of green leaf to factories for processing (it takes about 4kg of green leaf, he tells me, to make 1kg of black tea).

In 1870, under the Manitoba Act, the territory joined the confederation as a province; the remaining lands were designated the Northwest Territories.

These remaining lands were thoroughly impoverished by frequent attacks, marking the transition from classical urban civilization to a more rural, medieval form of society.

Although food-grain crops occupy almost all of the total cultivated area, the industrial and fruit crops grown on the remaining land are of national importance.

The remaining land was allocated for other uses.

The remaining land was made available to settlers, railroads, and others for development.

Most of the remaining land is owned by the Catalina Island Conservancy, a nonprofit created in 1972 to preserve the island in its natural state.

The job is more difficult and expensive than it used to be, since the remaining land is a spattering of smaller lots.

On the remaining land is a public nature sanctuary that offers 360-degree views of Portland and other Casco Bay islands from its wooded mile-and-a-quarter perimeter path.

During the Bei Wei a man and wife were entitled to a total of about 140 mou (about 20 acres [8 hectares]), of which a small part was irrevocably held by them; the remaining land was returned to the government upon age 70 or their deaths.

Of the original land, 230000 acre of prime timberland remained under the tribe's control, while the remaining land was transferred to the Mahican and Lenape (the latter also known as the Delaware or Munsee) tribes.