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• The Zirids were defeated, and the land laid waste by the Bedouin conquerors.
• The old uneven brick sidewalk was ripped up and the land laid bare.
• It grows in dead wood and on lands laid bare, but it reeks of life.
• It is a rich land laid to waste.
• Lands laid waste and where all buildings were demolished included an area the size of Alaska.
• Runnymede Park was initially a block of land laid out on a plan created by Hannah M . Clarke in 1883.
• The Castle of Ochiltree was captured by Douglas in 1449, and Colville and his male retainers slaughtered and his lands laid waste.
• In 1831, Cummiskey with other residents of the Paddy Camp Lands laid the foundation for first Catholic Church in Lowell-St . Patrick's.
• There has been some diversification where gravel has been extracted and the land laid down to lakes for nature trails and fishing.
• One of the reasons for high migration from Mexico into the United States is the loss of livelihood from land laid waste, it said.
• E-land laid off more than 900 non-regular female cashiers at its affiliate retailers, Homever and New Core, just before the law went into effect on July 1, 2007.
• They thrive in the open but uncultivated spaces where fields meet woods, and in other places kept clear of brush, like the strips of land laid bare for power lines.
• In March 1640 he had 116 acres of land laid out for him in Newport, and the same year he was one of three appointed to lay out remaining lands in Newport.
• In dealing with immigration and settlement, he had lands laid out in Cape Breton at crown expense so that the 4, 000 immigrants expected that year could be legally placed and systematically settled.
• Known locally as the " Mansion ", the house was set in ten acres of land laid out with ornamental trees and gardens including rose trellises, hedges, and pergolas, Norfolk pines, a tamarind tree, and mango trees.
• Indeed, while Sea-Land laid off many of its programmers, Motorola and Texas Instruments are expanding in the United States as well as abroad and attribute their overseas moves in part to a scarcity of good engineers in the United States.
• Although these particular lands laid within Westmorland, and had been granted by John to Robert de Vieuxpont ( died 1228 ) in 1203, Alan's Morville ancestors had held the district as late as 1173, giving him a claim to the region.
• Indian industrialists swamp the organizers of meetings on rebuilding Afghanistan, snatching up information on investment opportunities despite the lack of infrastructure, large tracts of land laid waste by land mines and the absence of direct air or road links with India.