Sentence examples for upland's from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Upland's son had died five years before.

Last fall, the board turned over 9 of Chester Upland's 10 schools to Edison Schools Inc., the private management firm.

While it is not Upland's stated purpose, opponents cite the likelihood that the pipeline would eventually be used to transport heavy crude from Canada into the US.

The governor's selection of Mr. Nevels was telling, because Mr. Nevels helped arrange for Edison to take control of most of the schools in Chester Upland's 6,800-student 6,800-student fall.

Once the upland's limestone and sandstone hills were covered with tropical monsoon rain forest, but shifting cultivation practiced by mountain Hmong (Miao, or Meo) and Lao-Theung (Mon-Khmer) peoples have left only scattered remnants of oak and pine, principally along the stream courses.

Next was Upland's Jason Gatson.

Dr Olsson thinks the answer lies in upland Tasmania's awful and unpredictable weather.

Mancha (2-3) motooned thethe ref to stop the 185-pound bout after Alvarez (2-2) wrapped his arms around the Upland fighter's throat.

The Upland company's announcement came after a federal judge this week issued a temporary restraining order barring Aubryn and its partner Gorman Properties, whose chief executive is named Jack E. Daniels, from using the name.

As a result, competition for swidden and fallow forests intensified, altering not only upland people's customary relationship with land and resources, but challenging the resource management framework established during the 1990s.

In a paradoxical manner, as well, the emphasis on community forestry as a way of protecting upland people's rights has had the effect Walker called "arborealization" of the uplands an emphasis on tree-growing practices to the detriment of field agriculture or field cycles in swidden agriculture (Walker 2004).