You know that was too wearisome for her to go by land.

You can't go by land and by sea both, you know, Captain.

Now we shall go by land, and really begin to go down!

Let those who go by land approach the meeting-place on foot and hide.

Usually he would have expected a shipment like this to go by land.

If we go by land, peasant dresses; if by water, those of fishermen.

I will go by land and into the mountains, and so round to Athens.

I will take the wherry while you go by land.

It matters little whether we go by land or sea.

You will have to go by land, following the shore.

No, I am sure your best way will be to go by land through Poland.

I go by land, in a hired carriage.

You must go by land along the coast.

So it was decided to go by land.

I will go by land, and into the mountains, and round by the way of the Isthmus.

This order could not go by land, but must take the longer and slower route by sea.