Sentence examples for to lands from inspiring English sources
noun
The part of Earth which is not covered by oceans or other bodies of water.
- Most insects live on land.
Calls about impending weddings seem to gravitate to Lands' End.
LIFE CYCLE I go to Lands End maybe 20 times a year.
Mary K typess greeting in less than 10 seconds): Welcome to Lands' End Live!
On Saint Leger's advice they were given titles to lands that they had formerly held in defiance of English law.
From ancient times Cherkessia acquired the exotic reputation common to lands occupying a crucial area between rival empires.
The Croatian nobility maintained their claims to lands occupied by the Ottomans, hoping to repossess them once liberated.
NATURE AU NATUREL When I first went to Lands End, I noticed how beautiful it was, how dramatic it was.
Now when I go to Lands End, I realize how important the site is for birds and other wildlife.
They are not accidental victims, but deliberately made destitute to starve them back to lands to which they cannot return.
Harney County was largely Paiute land until the Civil War, and later settler pressure and violence eroded the tribe's claim to lands that were nominally reserved to it.
The Native American peoples gradually ceded their lands, and through the Treaty of Chicago (1833) they surrendered their final claims to lands in northern Illinois.
