Sentence examples for thinking of a land from inspiring English sources

"America's forefathers were thinking of a land of liberty, justice and democracy," he said, "and Guantanamo Bay has become a symbol that betrays all these things they formed the country for".

Apparently the ship was thinking of becoming a land boat, but then the Soft Pack convinced it that that was a dumb idea.

"A student who majored in economics and was thinking of landing a great job at a major investment bank now might have to be willing to work in banking doing research and analysis," she said, "Or maybe in another sector, maybe for a large insurance company doing risk analysis, or maybe for a nonprofit researching economic trends or maybe for the U.S. Department of Labor".

Refugees come to this country thinking it is a land of freedom -- freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom from persecution.

"We had been very clear that Gurkhas should not come here thinking it was a land of milk and honey," she says, "and that the process should reflect that.

We could not, so help us God, do otherwise... thinking of the Land of Burning Children".

Rather than thinking of the land as inherently sacred, independent of people and our actions, sacredness depends upon human behavior.

We cannot think of Christmas without thinking of the Holy Land".

More than half of Mohammad's neighbors in Syria had sold or were thinking of selling their land, he said, and he admitted he would sell more land if times got really desperate.

Vacant lots in the right part of town can sell for $14 million, for $30 million and even much more, and so New Yorkers have become accustomed to thinking of land as untapped gold mines.

(Thinking of a fresh Butterball).