Sentence examples for alpine land from inspiring English sources

It largely comprises alpine land and contains all of New South Wales's ski areas.

Within an hour of Istanbul you're in an Alpine land of tea gardens, hazelnut coppices and Laz-speaking, line-dancing locals who trace their roots back to Jason and his Argonauts.

The isolation in favorable habitats is therefore an important reason for diversification of Alpine land snails [ 2].

During the 8th and 9th centuries the Alpine lands became part of Charlemagne's Holy Roman Empire.

The historical name for the central Alpine lands is Gorenjska (Upper Carniola), a name that Slovenes still use.

In the late medieval period, the Alpine lands were assembled by the Habsburgs into a monarchical union roughly comprising the territory of the modern Austrian state.

Increasingly, it is the Alpine answer to American cowboy hats or Chinese qipao (their sheath-like, high-necked dress).Leather shorts with a front flap and embroidery, descendants of the breeches once worn all over Europe, became common in Alpine lands during the 18th century.

These towns' growing prosperity by the 11th century was based on the role of the middle Po River valley as a transit point for trade between the Mediterranean and the trans-Alpine lands.

For lake water chemistry, the amount of alpine, treeless land cover was a good predictor (55.4%), followed by altitude (18.5%) and catchment arable land use (4.6%).

Blessed with a half-million acres of snow-blanketed ridges, the mountain is revered by extreme skiers as a kind of Alpine promised land — much the way surfers talk about Oahu's North Shore.

River discharges were generated mainly from the middle and upper basin, due to high precipitation, low evapotranspiration, and alpine swamp land use/cover in those areas.