Sentence examples for affords some of from inspiring English sources

The park is noted for its scenery, which affords some of the most spectacular panoramic views in the eastern states.

These strategies cause blunders but are mostly rooted in decency, and the book affords some of the old-fashioned pleasures of reading about old-fashioned values.

Alan Johnson has a rare perspective on Westminster, in the very practical sense that his corner office affords some of the best views in town: the Abbey, parliament itself, Big Ben.

The river affords some of the few remaining open spaces in Westchester County.

In India, hunting is illegal; the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972 affords some of the strongest wildlife laws in the world.

Seemingly sitting squashed between two cliffs, it affords some of the most dramatic ocean views, with waves crashing directly below you as you drink, or dine.

"Indeed, poor folks can't afford some of its trappings".

It is impossible for the clients to afford some of them.

That would afford some of the top pros an excuse not to attend.

You can avoid some of the backache if you can afford some of the machinery.

Also, he said, Israel cannot afford some of the weaponry being discussed.