a piece of land in Hungarian
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Sentence patterns related to "a piece of land"
1. Boneyards: a piece of land used for burying the dead.
2. a piece of land in use as a tank testing ground.
3. Both projects are allotted a piece of land to build on.
4. 10 Which branch of government determines who has sovereignty de jure over a piece of land?
5. This is the first time in my life I've seen a piece of land and I said:
6. When Arachn was slain by an Etherian prince, Bartimus received a piece of land (which later became the kingdom of Hathoria
7. He got into tie-dye while living in Burbank, Calif., at a piece of land with other musicians, painters and Batiker Ann Thomas
8. The article related the story of Luiz Alvo de Araújo, a local mailman, who had sold a piece of land to the state government.
9. If you haven’t heard about Airplot, Greenpeace have bought a piece of land slap bang in the middle of the proposed third runway site at Heathrow
10. 15 She said to him: “Please grant me a blessing, for you have given me a piece of land in the south;* give me also Gulʹloth-maʹim.”
11. A piece of land where people on holiday can camp, usually with toilets and places for washing: The Campsite is in a beautiful location next to the beach.
12. There is a zone there, around Guantanamo Bay, where a treaty gives the United States administrative responsibility for a piece of land that's about twice the size of Manhattan.
13. / ˌæn.ekˈseɪ.ʃ ə n / possession taken of a piece of land or a country, usually by force or without permission: The country's Annexation of its neighbour caused an outcry
14. What does Berm mean? The definition of a Berm is a piece of land that is flat and narrow and typically beside a body of water, or a man-made
15. Good examples of this are an egress, ingress, drainage, and utilities crossing over a piece of land that separates the public road and the property that benefits from the easement of Appurtenant.
16. She envisions a time when the writing and travel will not preoccupy her so and she can retreat on a piece of land and create her own garden, raising her own food.
17. If an agreement over the acquisition of a piece of land for the construction of a new station was not possible, expropriation of private lands could be undertaken in the worst case.
18. A little while ago a group of Archaeologists began excavating a piece of land near the iron age hillfort at Wittenham Clumps, the experts had not thought they would unearth such a startling discovery
19. John II is first mentioned in a document of 1427, when he and his father sold a piece of land to the abbess of the monastery Doubravník, which had been founded by Štěpán of Medlov, a predecessor of the Pernstein family.
20. Older meaning: a tenant on a farm who occupied a cottage with or without a piece of land attached, the farmer working the Cottar's land in return for services rendered; a peasant who occupied a cottage and rented a small plot of land from a landlord.
21. + 36 So Joseph, who was also called by the apostles Barʹna·bas+ (which means, when translated, “Son of Comfort”), a Levite, a native of Cyʹprus, 37 owned a piece of land, and he sold it and brought the money and deposited it at the feet of the apostles.
22. The residue of the property was to be devoted to the erection and endowment of Almshouses for old men, to be called Featherstone's Alms-Houses, and to be built on a piece of land near Middlemarch already bought for the purpose by the testator, he wishing--so the document declared--to please God Almighty.