Sentence examples for steps on land from inspiring English sources
Industrial development, while a focus of her election campaign, is on a slow track — though she has taken some baby steps on land reforms — for it's time now to focus on the villages.
This triggered others to start taking steps on land rights across the sector; competitors followed suit with similar commitments and suppliers started to take the issue of land rights more seriously.
She watches the remains of the Tiangong re-enter the atmosphere and takes her first shaky steps on land.
Countless Afghans lost limbs by stepping on land mines dating from the Soviet Union's war in Afghanistan, from 1979 to 1989.
The moment I stepped on land, though, the queasiness disappeared and I started to think of ways to find my father and uncle.
"If you aren't privy to this back-channeling information, you constantly step on land mines, and there's no way you could have known unless someone helped you out and told you.
Moreover, it was proposed that early land plants were associated with this evolutionary step on land.
The "'more"' embraces those who stepped on land mines like Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, AIG, Lehman Brothers, Washington Mutual or any of the rest of the rogues' gallery of value traps that lured in adventurous investors throughout the meltdown.
Even today, farmers lose limbs from stepping on land mines and cluster bombs left by Americans on former battlegrounds.
It also showed that it's difficult to serve as an out elected member of Congress (and therefore 'represent') and not step on land mines affecting our community".
Tia Dalma tells Jack where to find Jones' ship — the Flying Dutchman — and gives him a jar of dirt as a defense against Jones, who cannot step on land but once every 10 years.
