The phrase "war lands" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a noun phrase that refers to areas or regions affected by war or conflict. Example: The soldiers bravely fought on the war lands, determined to protect their homeland.
("My land and your land, our wide-open door land will not become the war land-that's Uncle Sam's lullaby").
With the two Koreas technically still at war, land links would be a major breakthrough for the peninsula.
As Cambodia emerges fitfully from three decades of mass killings and civil war, land disputes and land grabbing have spread across the country.
In his memoir he blames Obasanjo - also from Abeokuta - for betraying him in the run-up to the civil war, landing him in jail.
And, as if to confirm this belief, two new children's books about war, or really about the absurd birth and life of war, landed on my desk, Olivier Tallec's "Waterloo & Trafalgar" and Michel Streich's "Grumpy Little King".
If you're not familiar, the movie is presented using three separate viewpoints, each representing a different facet of war: land, sea and air.
Bangor is the prime refueling stop for military planes returning from overseas, and the first place that soldiers returning from war land, often in the wee hours.
Nominated for an Academy Award for foreign-language film, Tobias Lindholm's "A War" landed in local theaters this week, and its story of a Danish soldier fighting to hold his life together abroad and at home is powerful and provocative.
Nominated for an Academy Award for foreign-language film, Tobias Lindholm's "A War" landed in local theaters this week, and its story of a Danish soldier fighting to hold his life together abroad and at home is powerful and provocative.
Last week, Disney released the first images of its 14-acre Star Wars Lands sites in Florida and California.
