Sentence examples for routine land from inspiring English sources

The fire burned from the mountain ridge all the way into the valley, and it was very smoky, said John McNeely of Sharon, who flew over the area in a light plane while conducting a routine land survey for the Weantinoge Land Trust.

We then estimate the additional costs of conservation management over and above routine land management at an average of $1.99 per ha.

Based on survey responses from landholders, we first assess the current costs of land management in the catchment and use regression to identify key drivers of spatial variation in both routine land management costs and conservation-oriented management costs.

Much of the cost-effectiveness of stewardship payments would come from the significant economies of scale in managing large pastoral properties and leveraging the costs of routine land management already met by landholders.

We estimate the potential costs of a stewardship program in the Daly River catchment, Northern Territory, which would underwrite the cost difference between routine land management and the additional requirements of conservation management on grazing properties.

Her job, in addition to paying the bills and providing fodder for her stand-up routine, landed her in the middle of an issue that has divided feminists for years.

But when the puffins get used to human presence, they return to their normal routine, landing close by, their beaks brimming with slivers of transparent- and silver-covered food that contrast brilliantly with the bright red of the beak.

Such title searches are routine for land transferred to state agencies, Mr. Violette said, and approval could come before the end of the year.

After first completing a fast fly-over to confirm that no grizzly bears or wolves were on the runway, we bumped down on the plane's big, hearty tundra tires, making a slightly harrowing – if entirely routine – bush landing on the 250m landing strip.

She ended the routine by landing her double Arabian on her rear.

Synchronized swimming is so calculated and intricately choreographed that the national team rehearses 30-35 hours a week in the pool and spends another 30 hours practicing routines on land.