Sentence examples for training lands from inspiring English sources

In order to sustain training lands, soil erosion is of major concern.

On a smaller scale, numerous studies of military vehicle impacts have been conducted on military training lands throughout the United States, Canada and Europe.

The conservation and management of military training lands has long evolved around the unique criteria for maintaining a viable fighting force.

While the results are promising and suggest that further research may enhance the methodology, the allocation of funding for land rehabilitation on military training lands based on a priori prediction of the spatial distribution of surface disturbance is not yet practical.

Mr. Page began making stabs at Broadway in the 1990s, and his singular voice and classical training landed him both plays ("The Kentucky Cycle") and musicals ("Beauty and the Beast").

Waldron Field, an outlying training landing strip, at Corpus Christi NAS as well Waldron Road leading to the strip, was named in honor of the commander of USS Hornet's Torpedo Squadron 8. Yorktown Blvd leading away from the strip was named for the U.S. carrier sunk in the battle.

Real are alleged to have sold training ground land to the City of Madrid at an over-inflated price of 22.7m euros.

Every time a mailbag from the fast-moving train lands on the slow one, it imparts its momentum to the slow train, speeding it up a little; likewise each mailbag from the slow train that lands on the fast one slows it down a bit.

The dust from those trains lands on the playgrounds of these schools," says Soto.

Two cars from one train landed atop a tractor-trailer, which then caught fire.

In this novella, a reporter hops off a moving train, landing in a bucolic town where no one dies or grows old and where no children live.