Sentence examples for a landscape from from inspiring English sources

Wilson can make a landscape from a list.

It's a landscape from "Lord of the Rings," with a perilous cliff path to match.

This is the horrible emptiness of a landscape from which individuals have been extracted.

It was a landscape from a dream, unmanicured, informal, raffish and intimate in its beauty, changing textures all the time.

Cezanne's "View of Gardanne," a landscape from 1886-90, was expected to bring $6 million to $8 million.

He bought Carpaccio's "Young Knight in a Landscape" from the widow of Otto Kahn and Ghirlandaio's "Portrait of Giovanna Tornabuoni" from the J. P. Morgan collection.

Among the stars in his booth was Théodore Rousseau's "Farm in Les Landes," a luminous landscape from a set of three of the same size and format.

The same could not be said for Renoir's "Women in a Garden," a flowery landscape from 1873 making its fourth appearance at auction since 1993.

The Suriname River has created a landscape dating from the Pleistocene age, moving away from the river respectively consisting of embankments, valleys and terraces.

Registration accuracy is evaluated to simulate an urban landscape from a short- to a long-range scale.

This is also a landscape detached from the traditional bucket and spade perspective of the island.