Sentence examples for would be landlocked from inspiring English sources

He argued that without the land, the gallery would be landlocked forever.

"We always knew that what we're restoring at Capel's Mill would be landlocked," he said.

It is inconceivable to be landlocked.

If trade flowed freely, being landlocked would be no impediment to growth.

Governors of the provinces controlled by Ratsiraka loyalists have been talking with increasing ardor of breaking away and forming a confederation that would leave Antananarivo, which is landlocked, to be a nation on its own.

This is why Alberta's energy minister told the Globe and Mail this summer that without Keystone XL Alberta would be 'landlocked in bitumen.' Eventually I suppose they'll figure out a way to unlandlock themselves.

There would be issues of access: the 40 acres is landlocked.

"The people of Sheffield knew this would transform the city, as before then it was landlocked.

"You need a change of mindset beyond Botswana being landlocked to it being centrally located … Some people would prefer to fly through Gaborone than South Africa," he says.

I wouldn't want to live away from the water and be landlocked". Indeed, the feeling of being landlocked becomes a fear.

The country is landlocked.