Sentence examples for taking a land from inspiring English sources

When New Jersey environmental officials found out, they granted a permit after the fact -- and after levying a fine, taking a land donation and gaining an assurance from Mr. DeMarco that he would not convert any more of his wetlands.

Taken a land consolidation project in Yujia and Qiaoting village in Wanzhou District of Chongqing as case, the ecological compensation measures and ecological effect was studied in this paper.

Guests can simply relax on the beach or go sailing, hop a boat shuttle to Coatue Beach or take a Land Rover tour of the Great Point Reserve all of which are included in the room rate.

This was taking a British land art aesthetic into the American lion's den and refusing to be cowed.

"There is a lot of development that is taking a lot of land," Mr. Meng said.

"But I don't mind taking a shot to land one of my own.

"It only took a million land mines to do it," she writes.

"Certainly if you took a 1960s Land Rover, there's a good chance you're not going to stop it," Mr Wood said.

The object will absorb some of the impact when you land, taking a little stress off of your bones.

So instead of taking a taxi after I landed, I took a motorcycle service, since everyone told me it's faster.

One area Mosseri is particularly excited about is taking a closer look at landing pages.