Sentence examples for Natural country from inspiring English sources

Gerald's tutelage of Ted "in natural country life" supplies the greatest pleasures of the memoir, its tone recaptured by Gerald's enduring fondness for its details.

Although dating back to Xenophon (4th century bc), it derives its name from impromptu races by fox hunters in 18th-century Ireland over natural country in which church steeples served as course landmarks.

"It is a dream for French people to come to New York, but we would like them to know it's possible to find a nice, quiet place, natural country, one hour from Manhattan".

By John McPhee Golf might do well to get rid of the lush and plush, and go back to the lyrical imprecision of playing over natural country, as the first golfers did in Scotland on the Old Course at St . Andrews

Resonating as this does with the origins of the game itself, golf might do well to get rid of the lush and plush, and go back to the lyrical imprecision of playing over natural country, as the first golfers did on the Old Course, teeing up on wee pyramids of sand and whacking the ball past the sheep toward holes that grew larger by the end of the day.

Futterman credited a "surprisingly natural country twang from Sam", but added that the "choir room performance feels mostly stale".

"We're pretty proud of the fact that we have more natural back country than any other state in the lower 48," he said.

"Watching people when they move, it's natural: Every country does it".

Spain wants Endesa to merge with Gas Natural, the country's biggest gas supplier.

It backs an offer worth 22.5 billion euros by Gas Natural, the country's biggest gas provider.

Such talk would seem natural in countries with a multicultural tradition.