Sentence examples for very land from inspiring English sources
'very land' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English
Instead, you can use the phrase 'very large land' which means a large area of land. For example: The country has a very large land mass, with a diverse geography.
Generations later, platinum was discovered under this very land.
The very land being fought over has long been up for linguistic grabs.
Boy Willie wants to sell it so he can buy land — the very land where his ancestors were slaves.
Indeed, but for seasonal flooding through geologic history, much of the very land they live on would not exist.
The way it's embedded in the very land has made it a talisman of southern England over the centuries.
The very land we stand on was taken from someone else and made profitable by people who did not own themselves.
"We're very land-bound," said Ms. Oliver.
Because of the very land-use restrictions that keep Big Sur beautiful, it's tough to find a place to stay in the area that fits in the category between campground and exclusive luxury resort.
But this is a novel that gives Bean not one but two possible suitors right in Barnwell: a married professor whose family is away for the summer, and a clergyman who dresses remarkably like a surfer dude given his profession and the book's very land-locked setting.
Many countries that are labeled as developing are the very lands where civilization began.
Controlled burning spreads toxic materials and kills plants that retard erosion, thus hurting the very lands we're trying to protect.
