Examples of 'lackland' in a sentence
Meaning of "lackland"
Lackland (noun): Lackland is a term used to refer to someone who does not own land or a territory, especially in medieval contexts
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- A person who does not own land.
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There are a wide range of religions represented at Lackland.
John Lackland they called him.
I was tailored access operations at Lackland.
John Lackland ceases hostilities and returns to England to save his.
There had been no territories left to award John and he would been nicknamed Lackland.
Could be Lackland as well.
From the blood drive at Lackland.
Lackland is the primary basic training destination for Air Force recruits.
All new Air Force recruits go through the same basic training at Lackland.
Lackland agreed, and also noted that exercise is just one part of stroke recovery.
He participated in the wars of John Lackland in France.
Marigold and Lackland are left gazing at each other lovingly, to the consternation of Bradford.
The position may be moved to Lackland AFB.
John Lackland they called him. Now he gets all the land.
Of particular concern is a neighboring kingdom led by the English King John Lackland.
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Lackland Air Force Base, for six weeks basic training.
Innocent IIl also comes into conflict with the English monarch John Lackland.
Joan Lackland ( Pauline Starke ), a female soldier of fortune, arrives by schooner in the islands.
That 's what we get for not cutting it at lackland.
Lackland gained a flying mission when adjacent Kelly Air Force Base closed in 2001.
Ah good … we just got a new shipment in from the blood drive at Lackland.
Doing good… We just got a new shipment in from the blood drive at Lackland.
You are only 5 minutes from the front gate at Lackland AFB.
He became known as Jean sans Terre-John Lackland.
She also said BCFS have 58 medical professionals serving at Lackland.
She also said BFCS have 58 medical professionals serving at Lackland.
