backlands in a sentence

• Construction began in 2006 in an area known as the North Backlands.
• Even novice travelers are venturing well beyond the world's major cities into the backlands.
• This is no simple case of a multinational corporation caught ravaging the backlands by intrepid nature lovers.
• The name is from the nearby Mount Sipylus, which bounds the valley of the city's backlands.
• In Brazil, where backlands illiteracy is widespread, the last census showed that more homes had televisions than refrigerators.
• The location of the training camps in the lawless backlands of northern Albania has become the focus of intense interest.
• At around this time Lampi鉶 took to calling himself the " governor of the backlands ", only partly in jest.
• The upswing came to an abrupt end with the collapse of the monarchy and the associated loss of the economic backlands.
• Upcountry as it winds west into the semi-rural backlands of the town, the trout fishing can be superb in spring.
• Set in the Brazilian backlands in 1910, Walter Salles'film chronicles the vendetta that consumes two rival families of sugar planters.
• It's difficult to see backlands in a sentence .
• From daybreak to dusk, alongside her father, mother and older sister, Marta toiled in the backlands of Minas Gerais state.
• The cordel literature found its zenith in the decades of 20s and 30s, with the popular legend created by the Northeast backlands.
• In the Backlands we shall craunch a marmoset ! : )-- TotoBaggins 12 : 56, 9 July 2007 ( UTC)
• Author Paul Kriwaczek roaesbrom the wild backlands of Afghanistan to Hadrian's Wall in England, searching for traces of the mysterious seer.
• In Brazil, the last Western nation to officially abolish slavery, reports are growing of thousands working in bondage out in the backlands.
• After recording the band proceeded towards other states that are also suffering from the reality of drought in northeastern backlands, to record images.
• Doctors are struggling to identify a mysterious disease in the dirt-poor backlands of northwestern Nicaragua whose victims die suffocated by their own blood.
• Author Paul Kriwaczek roams from the wild backlands of Afghanistan to Hadrian's Wall in England, searching for traces of the mysterious seer.
• The newspaper Folha de Sao Paulo reported four violations by the car carrying first lady Ruth Cardoso on a visit to the remote northeastern backlands.
• Closes ( lanes ) leading off this main street give access to the backlands of the houses ( a traditional arrangement in Scottish towns ).